Examples of using Promptly before a judge in English and their translations into Spanish
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to be brought promptly before a judge.
detained person to be brought promptly before a judge and to have access to legal assistance.
the right to be brought promptly before a judge and tried in public.
The Government of Afghanistan revise the Interim Criminal Procedure Code to guarantee the right of detainees to be brought promptly before a judge for an initial and periodic review of the lawfulness of pre-trial detention,
It further concludes that as the author was not brought promptly before a judge or other officer authorized by law to exercise judicial power,
ensure that all persons detained are brought promptly before a judge, and that both witnesses and suspects are informed of their right to the assistance of counsel invited by them in any interview by police.
the right to be brought promptly before a judge or other officer authorized by law to exercise judicial power in the case of detention with a view to avoiding arbitrary arrest;
the author complained to the Leninsky District Prosecutor of Brest about the failure of the relevant authorities to bring her promptly before a judge on both occasions(29 September 2005
detained should be brought promptly before a judge and tried or released within a reasonable time:
While Tariq Aziz was"brought promptly before a judge" once responsibility for his detention was transferred from the United States to Iraq on 1 July 2004, since then there does not
Mr. Ahmed were not brought promptly before a judge, contrary to article 9,
charge of suspects does not appear to ensure compliance with article 9 of the Covenant in that it does not provide for persons to be brought promptly before a judge or provide an enforceable right to compensation against the State in case of unlawful arrest.
right to be brought promptly before a judge and to have lawfulness of detention considered by a judge,
bring them promptly before a judge and try them in their own
to communicate with family members and to be brought promptly before a judge, are often not respected arts. 9, 10 and 14.
to be brought promptly before a judge and to have access to a lawyer.
detained on criminal charges shall be brought promptly before a judge and be tried within reasonable time.
detained on a criminal charge shall be brought promptly before a judge, who shall decide on the lawfulness of his detention.
the author complained both to the Head and the Chief of the Directorate of the Committee of State Security about the failure of the relevant authorities to bring her promptly before a judge, in accordance with article 9,
In addition, the Committee notes that the State party has not provided any information to demonstrate the effectiveness of filing a complaint with the Prosecutor's Office about such a failure of State authorities to bring an individual promptly before a judge following an apprehension.