The participants wore semi military uniforms, and a significant number allegedly had criminal convictions.

Over the period of 1999 2003, a total of 93 criminal cases were instituted under art. 116 (battery), and convictions were handed down in 33 of them 73 criminal cases were brought under art. 117 (torture), and convictions resulted in 64 of the cases.

The previous Criminal Code defines homosexuality as a criminal offence, while the new Criminal Code eliminates such a stipulation.

A history of convictions are called antecedents, known colloquially as previous in the United Kingdom, and priors in the United States and Australia.

Sustainable Convictions

The perpetrators are not hardened criminals many have no previous criminal record.

Instigated by health care providers, relatives, and public prosecutors, these complaints typically languish for years in the judicial system, although relatively few have led to criminal convictions.

Recalling the work of the previous United Nations congresses on crime prevention and criminal justice,

Putin acts according to his convictions.

(3) The purpose of the request for extradition is the criminal prosecution or punishment of the person whose extradition is requested on the grounds of race, sex, religion, nationality or political convictions

There have been few convictions for these crimes.

In practice, both parties are afraid of their convictions.

Bigamy and polygamy convictions by Republic of Tajikistan courts

The equivalent figures for the whole of 2003 were 12 cases, 68 indictments and 17 convictions, and for 2002, 13 cases, 17 indictments and 12 convictions.

Three of the 36 convictions were later reversed on appeal.

It quashed a number of the convictions against both appellants.

In particular, he declined to put to the Constitutional Court any complaint that Spain's law of criminal procedure is deficient insofar as it fails to grant a full appeal from convictions rendered in a second instance court.

On all convictions of murder, I imposed the mandatory death sentence.

Nature of work Based on my previous records in handling criminal cases while a magistrate, I was posted to Kwali High Court as pioneer judge to the area because of concentration of criminal matters.

The Supreme Court of Canada recognised that the right of individuals with criminal convictions to employment and to re enter the labour market are important values in our society and the Court held that section 18.2 reflects these values by protecting employees, whose criminal record is not related to their employment, from discrimination.

Furthermore, female convictions for non violent crimes were found to have decreased substantially, while female convictions for violent crimes rose startlingly, creating a unique trend not seen in the general prisoner population.9

Please provide information on the rate of arrests and convictions under this legislation.

Look at Putin s attempt to rig Ukraine s previous presidential election, and the on again off again criminal charges brought against the opposition leader Yuliya Tymoshenko.

For one thing, such convictions can always be faked by those determined to dissimulate.

The United Kingdom has set up a criminal justice task force, which has trained judicial operators to hear counter narcotics cases in Kabul, with 65 cases having been brought forward leading to 15 convictions and sentencing ranging from three to nine years.

The victors of the last world war cherished their convictions no less than we do ours.

But in 2006 Yanukovich was charged with falsifying the very documents used to expunge his earlier convictions.

Such treatment violated international law, which prohibited discrimination against prisoners on the basis of their political convictions.

(a) Prisoners entering prison for the first time must be kept separate from those with prior convictions

What these kinds of exams cannot do and should not attempt to do is test people s political convictions.

Stops and searches conducted under counter terrorism powers in Europe have produced few terrorism charges and no convictions.

To be sure, we had shown the right convictions in words, but shamefully, we had failed to act.

The supplemental inquiry, which was able to hear evidence from Messrs. F and R, did not accept their account and further referred to the previous criminal records of all three suspects.

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But the possibility of violence should not distract us from noticing that fundamentalist convictions also motivate positive political activism.

It used to be just 8.7 per cent of all convictions in 2005 in 2017, it's 32.6 per cent.

In the case of female prisoners specifically, it is even worse close to 70 per cent of all convictions.

The State Prosecutor indicted, tried and secured convictions of some persons implicated in the illicit operations of these banks.

It seems to me that our discussion reflects the opposite, that a better way to mutual respect is to engage directly with the moral convictions citizens bring to public life, rather than to require that people leave their deepest moral convictions outside politics before they enter.

So better to shy away from, to ignore, the moral and the religious convictions that people bring to civic life.

But de Gaulle s vision of government resonated with the convictions of many French and, above all, with many public intellectuals.

The US went to war in Iraq on the basis of Bush s gut instincts and religious convictions, not rigorous evidence.

As expected, the rate of reported convictions, which varied significantly, was lower than the rate of reported investigations or prosecutions.

(b) The absence or small number of complaints, prosecutions and convictions relating to acts of racial discrimination in the country.

Neither has it contested the fact that, under domestic legislation, no remedies are available against convictions by the Supreme Court.