Traduction de «Présomption absolue » (Français → Anglais) :

irrebuttable presumption [ conclusive presumption | absolute presumption | irrefutable presumption | mandatory presumption | presumption juris et de jure ]

irrebuttable presumption of law

rebuttable presumption

rebuttable presumption [ inconclusive presumption | simple presumption ]

presumption of fact recognized by law | presumption of mixed law and fact

conflicting presumptions | inconsistent presumptions

it is conclusively presumed

bonedry | B.D. | bone-dry

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Immunity is usually waived when the offence is not at all related to the performance of a Member’s duties – for it falls within Article 9 of the Protocol –, provided that there is no fumus persecutionis, i.e. a sufficiently serious and precise suspicion that the matter is being brought before a court with the intention of causing political damage to the Member concerned.

11. Recalls that the actions and investigations undertaken by all prosecutors and staff of the EPPO must be conducted in full compliance with the principles of law, notably as regards the rights conferred on the suspect or the accused person, such as respect for the presumption of innocence until a final and irrevocable court ruling has been reached, the right to a fair trial, the right to remain silent, the right to defence counsel and legal aid, and the principle of non bis in idem; calls on the Member States to ensure the adoption of harmonised measures regarding the recognition and admissibility of the evidence submitted by the EPPO ...[+++]; considers, in particular, that the conditions for admissibility of evidence should be such as to respect all rights guaranteed by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the European Convention on Human Rights, as interpreted in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, and in accordance with Article 6 of the Treaty on the European Union; considers that the EPPO should actively seek all relevant evidence, whether inculpatory or exculpatory;

3. Stresses the importance of democracy and the separation of powers in ensuring political rights and the full respect of the principle of the presumption of innocence and due legal process, and regrets the fact that the executive in Venezuela commands, steers and has absolute control over the powers of the state;

Prior to the attacks, we demonstrated a high level of commitment to certain core values rule of law, due process, equality, habeas corpus, presumption of innocence, and the absolute prohibition against torture.