Traduction de «Mort due à une agression et des coups et blessures » (Français → Anglais) :

Despite reported cases documented in this report of rape, fraud, paedophile pornography, misuse of funds, harassment, theft, forgery, striking and wounding, depraved behaviour, aggression, corruption and conflict of interest, only one individual has been dismissed in the last five years.

Two things are important to note: first, section 85 is a separate offence and it has its own penalty; second, section 85 does not apply when the underlying offence is one of the 10 serious offences listed (1910) The 10 serious offences listed are: criminal negligence causing death, manslaughter, attempted murder, intentionally causing bodily harm with a firearm, sexual assault with a weapon, aggravated sexual assault, kidnapping, hostage-taking, robbery and extortion. A higher minimum penalty of four years has been incorporated in the penalty provisions for those ten serious offences already if they are committed wi ...[+++]th a firearm.

It is working on defining a system of courts of arbitration along the lines of traditional practice, where the courts are made up of citizens elected to the various levels of local administration, and they would be established to judge three categories of defendant: firstly, ordinary murderers, secondly, those who assaulted but did not kill, and thirdly, finally, the looters, leaving the instigators and ideologists of the genocide and massacres to be judged effectively by ordinary courts, which must be organised in some way to be able to take on this task.

I will read a letter the Minister of Industry sent to my friend on April 6, 1995: My colleague, the honourable Minister of Justice, recently sent me a copy of your letter of August 16, 1994 recommending that the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act be amended to include awards of damages in serious assault cases among those not released by a discharge in bankruptcy.

The blows, injuries, death threats, and humiliations leave permanent psychological scars in women, as well as in the children who often witness and are themselves victims of the abuse.

Ms. Val Meredith (Surrey-White Rock-South Langley, Ref) moved: That, in the opinion of this House, the government should amend Part XXIV of the Criminal Code-Dangerous Offenders-to provide: 1. that where an offender is convicted of (a) a sexual offence involving a child, or (b) an offence set out in (i) section 271 (sexual assault) that has been proceeded with by way of indictment, (ii) section 272 (sexual assault with a weapon, threats to a third party or causing bodily harm), or (iii) section 273 (aggravated sexual assault), or an attempt to commit any of these offences, the offender shall, before being sentenced, be examined by two ps ...[+++]ychiatrists to determine (c) in the case of sexual offence involving a child, whether the offender is likely to commit or attempt to commit such an offence in the future, and (d) in the case of an offence referred to in section 271 that has been proceeded with by way of indictment, or section 272 or 273, whether the offender is likely to cause or attempt to cause death, injury or serious psychological harm to another person through a failure in the future to control his or her sexual impulses; and 2. that where the psychiatrists conclude