Traduction de «procedura penale in corso » (Italien → Anglais) :

1. Outside the circumstances referred to in Article 4, where the examining magistrates, including on application by the parties or the member of parliament concerned, deems irrelevant to the proceedings all or some of transcripts and recordings of conversations or communications intercepted in any form during proceedings concerning third parties in which members of parliament took part, or call logs obtained during the course of those proceedings, he shall, having heard the parties and in accordance with the principle of confidentiality, decide in camera to have the items deemed irrelevant destroyed in accordance with Article 269(2) and (3) of the Code of ...[+++] Criminal Procedure.

HU || YES || n/a || Act No 161/2010 amending the various Acts on criminal matters; Act No 19/1998 on criminal procedure; Act No 38/1996 on international legal assistance in criminal matters; Act No 47/2009 on the criminal records system, the registry of judgments against Hungarian citizens passed by courts of Member States, and the recording of criminal and police biometric data; Act No 12/1998 on foreign travel; Act No 4/1978 ...[+++] on the Criminal Code.

124. Considers that the effectiveness of judicial machinery needs to be improved; welcomes the fact, therefore, that laws have been adopted to amend the codes of criminal and civil procedure (and entered into force on 1 July 2003 and 14 August 2003 respectively) on the one hand with a view to simplifying and accelerating procedures, which should help to clear the backlog of cases, and, secondly, to enable judgments to be satisfactorily enforced; points to the need to improve judicial assista ...[+++]nce to citizens;

123. Considers that the effectiveness of judicial machinery needs to be improved; welcomes the fact, therefore, that laws have been adopted to amend the codes of criminal and civil procedure (and entered into force on 1 July 2003 and 14 August 2003 respectively) on the one hand with a view to simplifying and accelerating procedures, which should help to clear the backlog of cases, and, secondly, to enable judgments to be satisfactorily enforced; points to the need to improve judicial assista ...[+++]nce to citizens;

In recent decades, therefore, criminologists and penal policy administrators have come to pay particular attention to the status of the victim as regards the crime itself and the protection of the victim's interests.

In Belgium there are two kinds of procedure within the jurisdiction of the public prosecutor's office: settlement and mediation (see preceding chapter), provided for in Articles 216a and 216b of the Criminal Code, which allow the Prosecutor to order the final discontinuance of proceedings if the accused fulfils certain conditions.