Such mitigating or extenuating circumstances are quite numerous in each case of hudud.

61. Sudanese courts always resort to these mitigating circumstances, and for this reason such punishments are rarely implemented.

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

62. The Penal Code of 1991 specifies a few mitigating circumstances which enable the judge to avoid imposition of the death penalty.

Moreover, it considered as an aggravating circumstance the fact that a crime against life was committed in the name of tradition or custom, as in the case of honour crimes. Mitigating clauses regarding such crimes had been removed.

Just go on serving your watereddown liquor.

Extenuating and maybe other kinds of circumstances, which might be taken into account by the Commission in the second reading, determine only the increasing or the lowering of the penalty.

While extenuating circumstances might sometimes prevent Member States from complying with their obligation to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions, detailed explanations of those circumstances must be submitted to the Committee on Contributions within the specified time frame.

As such, sometimes the accused bring up certain mitigating factors.

(b) The Jordanian Penal Code No. 16 of 1960 includes a mitigating circumstances clause, whereby the perpetrator of an honour crime may be immune from punishment if it is shown that the victim committed an adulterous act.

He called for quick implementation of all such disaster mitigation measures.

39. Education can be clearly identified as a mitigating factor for poverty.

48. In paragraph 495 of the report, the Working Group notes that most treaties are silent about defences and extenuating circumstances and that no rules of international criminal law on these matters have evolved.

Moreover, it is not up to the Commission to act on complaints, requests for pardon or pleas of attenuating circumstances from persons dismissed from the armed forces, because it has no binding judicial powers.

Don t we criticize reduced sentences in so called honor crimes all the time? Is that against the law?

I had been unaware, he thought, of some extenuating factors for the destruction I witnessed.

Dogs can distinguish two very similar fatty acids, extremely diluted caprylic acid and caproic acid.

4. If the court believes that the circumstances of the offender or the offence referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of paragraph 3 of this Decree merit clemency in the light of the legally mitigating circumstances, it may impose a penalty of life imprisonment instead of death.

Thailand replied that the mentally retarded or those of extremely limited mental competence may not be sentenced to death because section 78 of the Thai Penal Code allows extenuating circumstances to be taken into account by the Court, which may if it thinks fit, reduce the punishment to be inflicted on the offender by not more than one half .

(a) Mitigating circumstances, in particular for persons who, having been implicated in the commission of an enforced disappearance, effectively contribute to bringing the disappeared person forward alive or make it possible to clarify cases of enforced disappearance or to identify the perpetrators of an enforced disappearance

(a) Mitigating circumstances, inter alia for persons who, having been implicated in the commission of an enforced disappearance, effectively contribute to bringing the disappeared person forward alive or make it possible to clarify cases of enforced disappearance or to identify the perpetrators of an enforced disappearance

Countries qualifying for a PCL would have to meet some, but relatively minimal and unobtrusive, conditions.

Defences and mitigating circumstances available will depend on the nationality and or the place where a crime is committed.

She was convicted of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility in the deaths of toddlers Martin Brown and Brian Howe.

For now, it looks very much as if, come 2015, the world s leaders will have failed to keep their (watered down) promises.

The Board acknowledges the extenuating circumstances affecting the procurement function, such as a critical shortage of senior or skilled procurement staff.

Circumstances

national circumstances

It depends.

People who break up unofficially, get back together unofficially.

She also expressed concern about the apparent leniency of penalties for extremely serious offences such as trafficking, the sexual abuse of minors and incest.

(c) Climatic conditions

III. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

B. Educational conditions

Ranks? What reasons?

Ranks? What are ranks?

That guy, really!

to take liberties with young ladies?

Under the circumstances,

Huh... it depended.

I've no more envelopes.

What circumstances?

The crash hit them the hardest.

Ms. Cinar (Turkey) said that, as part of the legal reform exercise, leniency provisions for custom or honour killings, which were essentially synonymous, had been abolished.

Circumstances precluding wrongfulness