Traduction de «Offence notice » (Anglais → Français) :

In terms of evidence, clause 62 of Bill C-6 provides that, in proceedings for violations or prosecution for offences, notices of violation are admissible without proof of the signature or official character of the person issuing the notice.

In terms of evidence, clause 65 of Bill C-52 provides that, in proceedings for violations or prosecution for offences, notices of violation are admissible without proof of the signature or official character of the person issuing the notice.

By their nature and by law, some of the offences that this proposal intends to cover are civil law matters, yet there is a noticeable absence of the use of Article 81.

2. As a consequence of that action, Mr Pannella was convicted of the offence of flagrantly supplying narcotic substances and was definitively sentenced to four months' imprisonment, subsequently converted into an order restricting his freedom of movement for eight months, which he has been serving in accordance with the conditions laid down by the Supervising Judge in Rome, entailing authorisation to 'travel to the offices in Brussels, Strasbourg and Luxembourg to perform his duties as a Member of the European Parliament, subject to prior notice to the police autho ...[+++]rities, for the time strictly needed for the same and in no circumstances for more than seven days for each month of the sentence'.

66. Considers it necessary for the development of the AFSJ that the draft Constitutional Treaty be adopted , with particular reference to the following main points: (i) incorporating in the text of the draft Constitutional Treaty the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, in order to ensure respect for it in all sectors of the Union's activities; (ii) an end to the pillar structure; (iii) an increase in qualified majority voting and codecision with the European Parliament, as a vital element in strengthening the democratic legitimacy of decisions which, in the field of the AFSJ, have so many and such noticeable repercussions on the life and rights of citizens; (iv) strengthening the Commission's right of initiative, without prejudice t ...[+++]o that of the Member States, in the fields of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters; (v) extending the Community method to judicial cooperation in penal and police matters, thereby making the decision-making process in this sector more democratic and efficient; (vi) the possible creation of the office of European Public Prosecutor, in order to combat Community fraud and other serious crossborder offences; (vii) strengthening the role and involvement of the national parliaments, particularly in monitoring respect for the subsidiarity principle, reciprocal assessment of the implementation of the Union's policies and the parliamentary scrutiny of Europol and Eurojust; (viii) extending the competences of the European Court of Justice; (ix) clarification and definition of the system of fundamental rights in the European Union, not least in relation to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms signed in Rome on 4 November 1950;

- adopting at the earliest opportunity a joint action pursuant to Article K.3(2)(b) of the TEU, with a view to taking tough action to combat the traffic in children, not only in connection with the most serious forms of sexual exploitation, but also in connection with the adoption of children in other countries; such trafficking should, furthermore, be classified as an offence subject to the provisions of the criminal law of all Member States; each Member States should provide for the criminal or civil liability of any moral persons involved, without prejudice to the liability of the natural persons also involved, and for the provision ...[+++]s of Directive 91/398 of 10 June 1991 on money laundering to be applied against such persons; each Member State should set up a specific administrative body at national and/or regional level with responsibility for combating the traffic in children and cooperating closely with the relevant national police, immigration and social security authorities and with the other accredited bodies set up in the other Member States; the latter must notify the others of all cases involving the disappearance of children which have been brought to their notice;