Traduction de «execution a judgment » (Anglais → Français) :

to assess, also in the course of upcoming reviews of existing regulations, the need to establish common minimum standards or standard rules of civil procedure for the cross-border execution of judgments and decisions on matters such as the serving of documents, the taking of evidence, review procedures and enforcement, the establishment of minimum standards in relation to the recognition of decisions on parental responsibility and, where appropriate, to submit proposals on these issues,

the execution of judgments in criminal matters imposing custodial sentences or measures involving deprivation of liberty which fall within the scope of Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA.

(a)the execution of judgments in criminal matters imposing custodial sentences or measures involving deprivation of liberty which fall within the scope of Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA.

Hence the meaning of Article 11 should be (unless the practical effects which the adoption of this Framework Decision is intended to achieve – i.e. the effective execution of judgments of this kind, with a view to achieving certain objectives – are to be nullified) that the executing State (which is obliged and which has undertaken to supervise the measures and sanctions provided for in Article 5(1) and (2)) is required to adopt internal laws for the purpose of performing such supervision if such laws are not already in place.

Where the sentenced person is in the executing State, the executing State may, at the request of the issuing State, before the arrival of the judgment and the certificate, or before the decision to recognise the judgment and enforce the sentence, arrest the sentenced person, or take any other measure to ensure that the sentenced person remains in its territory, pending a decision to recognise the judgment and enforce the sentence.

Even though they are not explicitly cited, the fundamental right to a fair trial with all the appropriate guarantees should be understood to include rights relating to the presumption of innocence, protection with regard to confessions, the provision of evidence relevant to the defence, the right to appeal as prescribed by law, the right to use an interpreter, etc. The prime objective of the right of access to justice is to arrive at a resolution of claims which is founded in law and declared by a judicial body and to execute the judgment, except where such action is precluded on grounds defined by law because it would impinge on that ob ...[+++]jective, which demands the interpretation which is most likely to safeguard the exercise of the fundamental right.