Sentence examples for judge crimes from inspiring English sources
Courts of assizes sit in each province to judge crimes and political and press offenses.
As far-flung societies have drawn closer together, they have gradually developed international standards of human rights and a patchwork legal system to judge crimes against them.
Taylor was tried before a special court created exclusively to judge crimes committed in Sierra Leone in the 1990s, and so far the work of the International Criminal Court, which has much broader jurisdiction, has targeted mostly suspects from Africa.
The two sides agreed to create special tribunals, which will include international judges, to prosecute and judge crimes related to the conflict committed by both members of the Farc and state agents, as well as non-combatants.
"To execute people for nonviolent judge crimes, it is particularly egregious".
For example, the treaty says the court must defer to national systems in prosecuting and judging crimes.
Other sexual crimes, specifically rape, have already been judged by this tribunal, as well as the parallel United Nations court that judges crimes of the Rwandan genocide of 1994.
The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, and the Cambodian prime minister, Hun Sen, met today in Havana, where both were attending a Group of 77 summit meeting, to discuss issues blocking a United Nations-backed tribunal judging crimes against humanity in a Cambodian court.
The role of city defense was so vital that St.-Didier Tower was used as a tribunal court by four captains who judged crimes committed solely along the ramparts.
They range from a prohibition on foreign magistrates judging crimes by the FARC or government to a commitment from the insurgents to forfeit assets, some of them amassed through drug trafficking, to help compensate their victims.
Unlike the Bosnian, Rwandan and Cambodian genocides, however, there is no tribunal to judge war crimes and crimes against humanity in Syria, nor is there likely to be in the foreseeable future.
