These sentences can be doubled when there are aggravating circumstances.

In practice, death sentences had been handed down for murder or rape with aggravating circumstances only.

The imposition of the death penalty was restricted to murder or rape with aggravating circumstances, terrorism, biocide or genocide.

(b) The penalties which apply to each of these offences and the aggravating or attenuating circumstances applicable to them

Attempted money laundering is punishable by the same sentence and, in the presence of aggravating circumstances, these sentences are doubled.

She further claims that there was no evidence of the murders being committed in aggravating circumstances, as found by the Court.

Pursuant to the so called Mancino Act , discriminatory or racist attitudes underlying the commission of a crime were considered aggravating circumstances.

Article 54 of the Criminal Code regards crimes committed against pregnant women as aggravating circumstances in terms of criminal liability and punishment.

The greater seriousness of offences against a family member is due to aggravating circumstances laid down in the general part of the Penal Code.

The consideration of means used in the trafficking process (violence, intimidation and abuse of authority) as aggravating circumstances to the basic offence was also reported by Chile.

Of these, Ecuador referred to the provision of its Penal Code that established aggravating circumstances in cases where the victim was devoid of the capacity to consent.

Criminal offences listed in Articles 217, 388 and 389 incur a sentence up to 15 years and in case of aggravating circumstances up to the maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

Three members of the Bootboys were later charged and convicted in connection with his death one was convicted of murder with aggravating circumstances, because of the racist motive of the attack.

While intended exploitation is a necessary constituent element of the offence of trafficking, it is not for smuggling, although it may be considered one of the aggravating circumstances of the offence.

As a result, they risk aggravating the potential challenges.

The low level of literacy has an aggravating effect.

(b) Aggravating circumstances, inter alia in the event of the death of the victim or the commission of an enforced disappearance in respect of pregnant women, minors or other particularly vulnerable persons.

Under the draft criminal code currently being examined, capital punishment would be retained for a total of four major crimes, namely homicide with aggravating circumstances, high treason, genocide and acts of terrorism.

Second, domestic de leveraging dynamics are aggravating other structural impediments.

In the same Article, sections IV and V were added to include, among the aggravating circumstances for the crime of kidnapping, the intention of the perpetrator to practice sexual acts with the victim and the circumstances in which the victim of the crime was less than 18 years old.

Paragraph 2, in the opinion of the Polish Government, should be supplemented by adding quot aggravating circumstances quot and also quot other circumstances such as, for example, the personality of the offender, the gravity of the effects of the crime and others, as the case may be quot .

Illiteracy and extremely high levels of unemployment are additional aggravating factors.

Export restrictions, for example, play a direct role in aggravating food crises.

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I really cannot drink today, I have a most aggravating stomach upset.

Currently, following the implementation in 2003 of a set of measures to liberalize the criminal law, there is a provision for the death penalty for the commission of only two crimes premeditated murder under aggravating circumstances and terrorism.

(c) That further consideration be given to considering violations of this absolute prohibition committed by gangs or professionals as aggravating circumstances in terms of punishment. (Such a provision should help combat the market for child pornography even further.)

As has already been mentioned in previous reports, the applicable Section 252a of the Criminal Code punishes legalization of proceeds of crime ( basic crime without aggravating circumstances) by imprisonment for up to two years and or by a fine.

6. Any future reform of criminal legislation should give due consideration to crimes committed with the direct or indirect support of the State apparatus, either by establishing new categories of crimes, modifying existing ones or introducing special aggravating circumstances.

In Europe, lower rates risk aggravating the problem by lowering the returns for savers.

Article 62 of the Administrative Violations Code also regards such a circumstance as aggravating.

(c) To sustain momentum of economic reform and structural transformation without aggravating social conditions

Furthermore, the use of children for mercenary activities must be seen as an aggravating factor.

The Israeli Government must stop its military forces and settlers from further aggravating the situation.

(b) Without prejudice to other criminal procedures, aggravating circumstances, in particular in the event of the death of the disappeared person or the commission of an enforced disappearance in respect of pregnant women, minors, persons with disabilities or other particularly vulnerable persons.

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In any case, the person apos s mercenary role should be considered as an aggravating factor.

3. Each State Party shall adopt such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as aggravating circumstances to the offences established in accordance with paragraph 1 (a), (b) (i) and (c) of this article and, subject to the basic concepts of its legal system, to the offences established in accordance with paragraph 2 (b) and (c) of this article, circumstances

2.3 Upon his arrival in France, the author and his accomplices were charged with armed robbery under aggravating circumstances, illegal arrest and detention of individuals, taking of hostages, fraud and theft by the examining magistrate of the tribunal of Fontainebleau, and placed under detention.

It should also, in accordance with article 54, take into consideration any relevant aggravating or mitigating factors.

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