Traduction de «sanction judiciaire » (Français → Anglais) :

Not all Member States have judicial sanctions in place for infringements.

Not all Member States have judicial sanctions in place for infringements.

The approximation of criminal penalties would also contribute to ensuring such compatibility in rules applicable in the Member States as may be necessary to improve such cooperation (Article 31(1)(c)), and to facilitating and accelerating cooperation between competent ministries and judicial or equivalent authorities of the Member States, in relation to proceedings and the enforcement of decisions (Article 31(1)(a)).

Other sanctions may also be imposed, such as exclusion from entitlement to public benefits or aid, a temporary or permanent disqualification from the practice of commercial activities, placement under judicial supervision or a judicial winding-up order. [46]

Regarding penalties, it introduces a principle of "aggravating circumstance" by providing that "terrorist offences" and certain offences linked to terrorism must be punishable by custodial sentences heavier than those imposable under national law for such offences in the absence of a terrorist intent, it sets the minimum level of the maximum penalty at 15 years for directing a terrorist group and 8 years for participation in a terrorist group, it enumerates a series of penalties that can be imposed on bodies corporate (in particular exclusion from entitlement to public benefits or aid, temporary or permanent disqualification from the practice of commercial activities, placing under judicial ...[+++] supervision, judicial winding-up order and closure of establishments), it provides for a system of "repentis" by providing for specific circumstances in which Member States may reduce prison sentences where the terrorist renounces terrorist activity or provides the administrative or judicial authorities with information.

Regarding penalties, it introduces a principle of "aggravating circumstance" by providing that "terrorist offences" and certain offences linked to terrorism must be punishable by custodial sentences heavier than those imposable under national law for such offences in the absence of a terrorist intent, it sets the minimum level of the maximum penalty at 15 years for directing a terrorist group and 8 years for participation in a terrorist group, it enumerates a series of penalties that can be imposed on bodies corporate (in particular exclusion from entitlement to public benefits or aid, temporary or permanent disqualification from the practice of commercial activities, placing under judicial ...[+++] supervision, judicial winding-up order and closure of establishments), it provides for a system of "repentis" by providing for specific circumstances in which Member States may reduce prison sentences where the terrorist renounces terrorist activity or provides the administrative or judicial authorities with information.