Examples of Charged Person in a sentence
Medical Examination of the Charged Person or Accused 29Rule 32 bis.
Considering the Inquiry report, issue order (speaking order) imposing any of the Minor Penalties, as deemed fit.After considering the Inquiry Report, a decision by Disciplinary Authority, whether to impose a penalty on the Charged Person.
The Loan shall be evidenced by the Note and secured by the Deed to Secure Debt and other Loan Documents executed on or about even date herewith.
In order for Civil Party action to be admissible, the Civil Party applicant shall: a) be clearly identified; and b) demonstrate as a direct consequence of at least one of the crimes alleged against the Charged Person, that he or she has in fact suffered physical, material or psychological injury upon which a claim of collective and moral reparation might be based.
Chef d’inculpation) refers to a specific crime with which the Charged Person is charged or the Accused indicted.
See also ECCC Internal Rule 23bis(1)(b) (requiring that a Civil Party “demonstrate as a direct consequence of at least one of the crimes alleged against the Charged Person that he or she has in fact suffered….”).
The Pre-Trial Chamber made such directions as were necessary to ensure that the rights of the Charged Person were not adversely affected.
The Charged Person shall have a procedure to prevent such situations and to be applied upon discovering such situation (both on the part of the parent or another person responsible for the child’s upbringing, and an employee of the Charged Person) specified in writing.
Policy Adopted: 12/12/94 Board of Education Policy Revised: 8/14/95 School District of Glenwood City Policy Revised: 3/12/01 850 Maple Street Policy Revised: 4/8/02 Glenwood City, WI 54013 Policy Revised 5/24/10 STUDENT HARASSMENT COMPLAINT STATEMENT FORM Name of student being harassed: Name of student being accused: Name of student filing statement: □ Complainant □ Charged Person □ Witness Please state specifically what happened.
Détention provisoire) refers to the detention of the Charged Person ordered by the Co-Investigating Judges or the Pre-Trial Chamber, or the detention of the Accused ordered by the Chambers, pending final judgment.