Examples of Justice commission in a sentence
Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice: commission members, executive director, federal aid administrator, division directors, center directors, members Jail Standards Board.
The [Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice] commission may not provide access to or use a county jail's policies, procedures, or protocols submitted under this section in a manner or for a purpose not described in this section.
It was therefore up to family member organizations, the Chamber of Deputies’ Human Rights Commission, and individual political figures to offer guidance and support to those families who were still unaware of the CEMDP.156 The CEMDP’s work is the earliest carried out by a national Transitional Justice commission, which is addressed in the following chapter.
It also requests information regarding the conclusions of the Ministry of Justice commission responsible for adapting domestic laws to international instruments as regards the Convention.
This Wing examines the Law Reports of the Law and Justice commission of Pakistan and initiation of consequential amendments in the existing legislation or new legislation.
We would like to see what the impact is of the new sentencing guidelines before a statutory aggravating factor is considered and suggest the Ministry of Justice commission a review one year after the introduction of the guidelines to measure their success.
An offence within the public health sector is committed by the operator of sources of electromagnetic radiations if he/she does not provide for the technical, organisational and other measures in accordance with Article 28 par.
In [areas] an area of low density population, the [Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice] commission may, by rule, approve [juvenile holding accommodations within adult facilities that have] a juvenile detention accommodation within a correctional facility that has acceptable sight and sound separation.
We recommend that the Ministry of Justice commission such an evaluation, which should consider the impact and effectiveness of formal and informal out-of-court disposals.
Nevertheless, since certain tax offences were widely considered to be relevant when it comes to corporations, as well as compatible with the requirements contained in Decree 231, their total exclusion from Italy’s corporate liability system has long been the topic of contentious debate in academia, in the legislature, and in the courts.The first legislative proposal to include tax offences in Decree 231 already came in 2007 upon the initiative of a Ministry of Justice commission.