Examples of using Prisons act in English and their translations into Spanish
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The following disciplinary measures may be applied to prisoners under article 53 of the Prisons Act.
though not designated remand centres under the Prisons Act, were used for the detention of prisoners.
Pursuant to article 75 of the Prisons Act, it is mandatory in accordance with the requirements of prison work to maintain various registers,
The Prisons Act guaranteed the right of prisoners to be examined by a physician
The competent authorities are considering amending the Prisons Act with a view to abolishing the penalties of hard labour
Ms. Changtrakul(Thailand) said that achievements such as the revision of the prisons act and the adoption of a national rural development
In addition, the Prisons Act provides for administrative proceedings:
The Prisons Act also provides Regulations concerning the treatment of prisoners on death row. The purpose of the Regulations is to protect the prisoners from any arbitrary treatment.
In accordance with article 75 of the Prisons Act and regulation 43 of the Regulations on Juvenile Correctional Facilities, any criminal punishment
Further, the Prisons Act chapter 134 of the laws of Zambia specifically provides for magistrates
rehabilitation centres had abolished the Prisons Act, under which some forms of corporal punishment, such as flagellation
Banda v. The People(HPA/6/1998), discussed elsewhere in this report, the Prisons Act has yet to be amended to abolish corporal punishment.
namely the Prisons Act, No. 210/70.
paragraph 2, of the Prisons Act.
The right to visit a prisoner is prescribed under the Prisons Act and the law also punishes the transfer of a child abroad against the will of his or her guardians.
According to the State party's written reply to question 10, the Prisons Act provided that judges
The Prisons Act was enacted following the adoption of the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and in conformity with the principles enunciated therein.
The Explanatory Note appended to the Prisons Act describes the philosophy behind the penalty of deprivation of liberty as being one of the most important means of punishment designed to reform the person.
Under the Prisons Act, inspecting judges could visit the prisons at any moment
Part VII of the Prisons Act provides for official visits to prisons by the Minister of Justice,
