Traduction de «criminal code offence » (Anglais → Français) :

B. whereas the waiver of Ewald Stadler’s immunity concerns alleged offences of attempted aggravated coercion under Sections 15, 105(1) and 106(1)(1) of the Austrian Criminal Code, and the offence of perjury under Section 288(1) of the Criminal Code;

Article 6 of Law No 78/2000 on preventing, detecting and punishing offences of corruption states that the criminal offences of passive corruption (bribe-taking), under Article 254 of the Criminal Code, active corruption (bribe giving), under Article 255 of the Criminal Code, the receiving of undue benefits, under Article 256 of the Criminal Code, and influence peddling, under Article 257 of the Criminal Code, are to be punished according to the relevant legal texts.

– having regard to the provisions of Article 11 of the Romanian Criminal Code, according to which Romanian criminal law is applied to criminal offences committed outside Romanian borders where the act in question is an offence also under the criminal code of the country in which the act was committed,

Article 11 of the Criminal Code stipulates that criminal law is applied to criminal offences committed outside Romanian borders by Romanian citizens or stateless persons where the act in question is regarded as an offence also under the criminal law of the country in which the offence was committed.

Specifically, Bill C-13 proposes: the addition of 13 new primary designated offences to the list of designated offences, including the procuring offences, as well as the Internet alluring of a child; [Translation] the addition of nine Criminal Code offences, including criminal harassment, to the list of secondary designated offences; [English] the movement of the child pornography offences, robbery, and break and enter into a dwelling house from the secondary designated offences list to the primary designated offence list; [Translation] the possibility of making a DNA data bank order against a person who has committed a designated off ...[+++]ence, but who has been declared not criminally responsible by reason of mental disorder; [English] a significant expansion of the retroactive scheme for persons convicted prior to June 30, 2000.

We also introduced Bill C-20, a comprehensive set of measures to protect children and other vulnerable persons from harm, which includes amendments to the Criminal Code providing for substantial increases in penalties for abuse and neglect, and requirements for more sensitive treatment of children who participate in criminal proceedings (1115) Other notable features of Bill C-20 include the following: tougher child pornography provisions; a new category of sexual exploitation, increasing the level of protection for young persons between the ages of 14 and 18; tougher sentencing provisions for offences where children are the victims; abuse of a child in the commission of any Criminal Code offence ...[+++] is now required to be considered by a judges as an aggravating factor in sentencing; distributing material knowing that it was produced through a criminal act of voyeurism; and also, the creation of the new offence of voyeurism, primarily targeting Internet activity, capturing those who observe or record others without their knowledge for sexual purposes.