Translation of "prosecutors who continue " (English → French) :

22. Notes that some progress has been made regarding the judiciary, with the adoption of some relevant legislation; stresses the need to proceed promptly with the concrete and effective implementation of that legislation; remains strongly concerned about the slow administration of justice, the significant backlog of cases, the judicial system’s lack of resources, the low level of accountability and responsibility of judicial officials, and the possibility of political influence over judicial structures, all of which are still not adequately addressed in legislation, and emphasises the importance of having a fully functional judicial system with established rules regarding the time taken to process court cases; welcomes the steps made in ...[+++]integrating the judiciary in the north, with some positions having been filled by Kosovo Serb judges and prosecutors; calls on the political authorities to demonstrate clearly their full support for the independence of judges and prosecutors, who continue to be targeted in attempts to influence ongoing investigations and judicial proceedings; calls on the authorities to change the constitution to ensure that the majority of the members of the Kosovo Judicial Council are elected by their peers, in line with Venice Commission recommendations;

6. Notes that there has been some progress in the legislation governing the judiciary and its organisation, particularly with regard to steps to adapt structures to the new EULEX mandate and the mixed panels; notes, however, that strong concerns remain regarding the independence, accountability, impartiality and efficiency of judges and prosecutors and the functioning of the Kosovo Judicial Council, the prison system and the overall performance of the rule of law sector; stresses that further work should be carried out to prepare for the full transfer of responsibilities from EULEX to Kosovo; calls on the political authorities to clearly demonstrate their full support for the independence of judges and ...[+++]prosecutors who continue to be targeted in attempts to influence ongoing investigations and judicial proceedings;

6. Notes that there has been some progress in the legislation governing the judiciary and its organisation, particularly with regard to steps to adapt structures to the new EULEX mandate and the mixed panels; notes, however, that strong concerns remain regarding the independence, accountability, impartiality and efficiency of judges and prosecutors and the functioning of the Kosovo Judicial Council, the prison system and the overall performance of the rule of law sector; stresses that further work should be carried out to prepare for the full transfer of responsibilities from EULEX to Kosovo; calls on the political authorities to clearly demonstrate their full support for the independence of judges and ...[+++]prosecutors who continue to be targeted in attempts to influence ongoing investigations and judicial proceedings;

6. Notes that there has been some progress in the legislation governing the judiciary and its organisation, particularly with regard to steps to adapt structures to the new EULEX mandate and the mixed panels; notes, however, that strong concerns remain regarding the independence, accountability, impartiality and efficiency of judges and prosecutors and the functioning of the Kosovo Judicial Council, the prison system and the overall performance of the rule of law sector; stresses that further work should be carried out to prepare for the full transfer of responsibilities from EULEX to Kosovo; calls on the political authorities to clearly demonstrate their full support for the independence of judges and ...[+++]prosecutors who continue to be targeted in attempts to influence ongoing investigations and judicial proceedings;

The European Public Prosecutor will be organised with a central office at EU level and a decentralised level consisting of European Delegated Prosecutors located in the Member States, who will also continue their function as national prosecutors ("double hat").

In other words, the minister changes the document, by adding more charges, for example, and all of the other orders that the court has issued, such as orders concerning judicial interim release of the individual, continue to apply unless the Attorney General, who at this stage will be a prosecutor in Toronto or Vancouver or Montreal

As it took the view that such a rapid and radical lowering of the compulsory retirement age constituted age-related discrimination that was prohibited by the Directive on equal treatment in employment and occupation , to the detriment of judges, prosecutors and notaries who have reached that age in comparison with those persons who may continue to work, the Commission brought an action against Hungary for failure to fulfil obligations.

For offences of a non-sexual nature referred to in paragraphs 490.011(2)(b) and (f) of the Code, it continues to be the prosecutor’s responsibility to initiate the process for inclusion in the national registry and to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the person who committed the offence did so with the intent to commit an offence of a sexual nature referred to in paragraph 490.011(1)(a), (c), (c.1), (d) or (e).

One is that OLAF would continue in its present function of carrying out investigations under administrative law, in which case provision would of course have to be made for OLAF to present its results to the same Public Prosecutor, who would make use of the intelligence thus gathered.

It allows police and prosecutors to identify criminals who appear to demonstrate a high and continuing risk of future violent conduct.