What Does the Code of Criminal Procedure Art 1401 Deal With

1. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Police force, Act

   Constabulary No 93 of 2 August 2018 on Authorised Body for Combating Economic Law-breaking. -

   Adoption: 2018-08-02 | KGZ-2018-50-109566

   Affiliate i. General Provisions
   Chapter 2. System, Organisation of Activities, Functions and Rights of the Authorized Torso
   Chapter three. Legal Regulation of Labor and Legal Status of the Authorized Trunk Employee
   Chapter 4. Apply of Physical Measures, Special Measures and Firearms by the Employee of the Authorised Body
   Chapter 5. Social Protection of Employees of the Authorised Body
   Chapter half dozen. Operation Evaluation, Financial, Logistical Support and Documents of the Authorized Body
   Chapter 7. Control and Supervision of Activities of the Authorised Body
   

2. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

   Law No. 136 of 24 June 2015 "On Amnesty of Women and Minors". -

   Adoption: 2015-06-24 | Date of entry into force: 2015-06-30 | KGZ-2015-L-102058

   Introduces a list of certain categories of women and minors, also terms, which permit release from criminal liability; sets certain manufactures of the Penal Lawmaking which are not subjected to the possibility of amnesty. Also sets the categories of person who are not subjected to immunity. Deals with the procedure of application of amnesty to categories of persons enlisted in this police, defining the responsible agencies, bodies.

3. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal police - Law, Deed

   Law No. 91 of 25 June 2007 amending the Penal Lawmaking. -

   Adoption: 2007-06-25 | KGZ-2007-Fifty-90527

   The Law introduces a large number of amendments to the Penal Lawmaking. In particular it abolishes the death penalisation for ordinary crimes and commutes death penalization sentences to life imprisonment.In addition, it introduces provisions concerning criminal responsibleness for HIV infection.

4. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal police force - Police, Act

   Law on Counteracting the Terrorism Financing and Legalization (Money Laundering) of Gain from Crime (No. 135 of 2006). -

   Adoption: 2006-07-31 | KGZ-2006-L-84274

   Aimed at protection of rights and legitimate interests of citizens, lodge and the state, and integrity of the fiscal system of the Kyrgyz Republic against criminal trespasses, through establishing the legal machinery of counteracting the terrorism financing and legalization (coin laundering) of proceeds from crime.

5. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal police force - Law, Act

   Human activity No. 112 of 22 July 2005 to supplement the Penal Process Code (Text No. 758).

   Adoption: 2005-07-22 | KGZ-2005-L-74806

   Supplements paragraph 1 of section 38.

6. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Constabulary, Act

   Act No. 68 of 24 May 2004 to amend and supplement the Penal Procedure Lawmaking (Text No. 408).

   Adoption: 2004-05-24 | Date of entry into force: 2004-09 | KGZ-2004-L-71216

7. Kyrgyz republic - Criminal and penal law - Constabulary, Act

   Human action No. 197 of 12 Baronial 2003 on bodies and institutions of the penal process (penitentiary) system (Text No. 554).

   Adoption: 2003-08-12 | Date of entry into force: 2003-08-12 | KGZ-2003-L-69113

   Provides for the system of the penitentiary system, operation of its bodies and institutions, vocational education and labour of prisoners (sections eighteen and 19). Likewise deals with rights and obligations of prison personnel, and their social protection.

8. Kyrgyz republic - Criminal and penal police force - Police, Human action

   Deed No. 193 of nine August 2003 to improve and supplement several legal acts of the Kyrgyzstan (Text No. 550). -

   Adoption: 2003-08-09 | Engagement of entry into forcefulness: 2003-12 | KGZ-2003-L-69112

   Amends, inter alia, the Penal Lawmaking (section 124 on trafficking of persons) and the Code of authoritative responsibility (section 77 apropos illegal activities in regard to chore placement).

9. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal police force - Law, Act

   Act No. 98 of xi June 2003 to improve and supplement several legal acts of the Kyrgyzstan (Text No. 358).

   Adoption: 2003-06-11 | Date of entry into force: 2003-09 | KGZ-2003-L-69109

   Amends, inter alia, the Penal Process Lawmaking and the Penal Code.

10. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Deed No. 99 of 11 June 2003 to amend and supplement the Penal Lawmaking and the Penal Procedure Code (Text No. 359).

    Adoption: 2003-06-11 | Date of entry into force: 2003-09 | KGZ-2003-L-69110

    Amends department 16 of the Penal Code and section 50 of the Penal Procedure Code.

11. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Act No. 141 of 16 October 2002 to ameliorate and supplement the Penal Lawmaking and the Penal Procedure Code (Text No. 456).

    Adoption: 2002-10-xvi | Appointment of entry into forcefulness: 2002-xi | KGZ-2002-L-63632

12. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Act No. 36 of 12 March 2002 to amend and supplement the Penal Code (Text No. 128).

    Adoption: 2002-03-12 | Date of entry into force: 2002-03 | KGZ-2002-50-62748

    Contains numerous modifications relating, inter alia, to convictions for crime, and sanctions.

13. Kyrgyz republic - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Act

    Penal Procedure Lawmaking of 13 Dec 1999 (Text No. 156).

    Adoption: 1999-12-thirteen | KGZ-1999-50-59930

14. Kyrgyzstan - Criminal and penal law - Police force, Deed

    Penal Code of the Kyrgyzstan of ane October 1997. -

    Adoption: 1997-ten-01 | KGZ-1997-Fifty-67156

    Contains provisions on crimes, sanctions, criminal responsibility, crimes against individuals, economic crimes and crimes confronting national security.

15. Lao People's Democratic Republic - Criminal and penal law - Police, Human action

    Penal Code (No. 13/2017). -

    Adoption: 2017-05-xv | LAO-2017-Fifty-107516

16. Lao People'due south Democratic Republic - Criminal and penal law - Law, Human activity

    Juvenile Criminal Process Police (No. 41). -

    Adoption: 2013-12-20 | Appointment of entry into forcefulness: 2014-05-21 | LAO-2014-L-96472

    Promulgated past Law No. 059 of 28/one/2014.

17. Lao People's Autonomous Republic - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Deed

    Criminal Procedure Law, 2012 (No. 17). -

    Adoption: 2012-07-10 | Appointment of entry into forcefulness: 2014-02-21 | LAO-2012-L-96473

    The Law is Promulgated by Constabulary No. 256 of 1/8/2012. This Law Repeals Law No. 01 of 2004.

18. Lao People's Democratic Republic - Criminal and penal police - Law, Act

    Penal Constabulary (No. 12 of 2005). -

    Adoption: 2005-11-09 | Appointment of entry into force: 2014-02-21 | LAO-2005-50-96475

    This Police was promulgated past Law No. 142 of 9 December 2005.

19. Lao People'due south Democratic Democracy - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Criminal Process Law (No. 01/NA). -

    Adoption: 2004-05-xv | LAO-2004-L-81033

    Defines the principles, regulations and measures for criminal procedures.

20. Lao People'south Autonomous Republic - Criminal and penal law - Law, Human action

    Penal Law, 1989. -

    Adoption: 1989-11-23 | Date of entry into force: 1990-01-09 | LAO-1989-50-73668

    Full general PART (Arts. 1-fifty)
    Chapter I - Full general principles
    Chapter 2 - Context of the penal Law's effectiveness
    Chapter 3 - Infractions and offenders
    Chapter Four - Exemption of penal liabilities
    Chapter Five - Penalties
    Chapter Half-dozen - Prescription of penalties
    Affiliate VII - Circumstantial causes conducive to the exemption of penalties and conditional liberation earlier term
    Affiliate VIII - The Court's sanctions on re-educational activity and medical handling

    SPECIFIC Function (Arts. 51-162)
    Section I - Offences against national security and social orderliness
    Section II - Offences against the life, wellness and honor of a person
    Section III - Offences confronting ceremonious rights and freedom (includes offences with respect to the trade of persons - Art. 92).
    Department Four - Offences against Land and collective ownership
    Section Five - Offences against personal property
    Section Half-dozen - Breach of marital and family relationships and of customs
    Section 7 - Economic infractions
    Section VIII - Alienation of civil servants' responsibilities
    Section IX - Breach of the administration and judiciary Regulations

21. Latvia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Prescript, Ordinance

    Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 423 on internal rules for penitentiaries (prisons).

    Adoption: 2006-05-30 | LVA-2006-R-74641

    Comprehensive regulations roofing all types of penitentiaries, describing the rights of inmates and various procedures, including specifying the types of employment prohibited for prisoners while in prison.

22. Latvia - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Act

    Amendments to the Criminal Police force

    Adoption: 2005-09-xxx | Engagement of entry into force: 2005-ten-01 | LVA-2005-L-72461

    The amendments business organization, amongst other things, application of customs service as a form of punishment.

23. Latvia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

    Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 502 on awarding of community service to children

    Adoption: 2005-07-12 | LVA-2005-R-72456

    Draw in item the procedure for applying the punishment of community service to children following a court determination, including rights and obligations of the entity using their labour.

24. Latvia - Criminal and penal police - Regulation, Prescript, Ordinance

    Chiffonier of Ministers Regulations No. 417 on process for coordination of community service

    Adoption: 2005-06-xiv | LVA-2005-R-72452

    Depict process for State Probation service to coordinate and supervise implementation of community service in local governments.

25. Latvia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Deed

    Amendments to the Criminal Police force.

    Adoption: 2005-05-18 | LVA-2005-50-72357

    The amendments concern probation service and community service.

26. Latvia - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Act

    Law on Criminal Procedure

    Adoption: 2005-05-11 | Engagement of entry into force: 2005-x-01 | LVA-2005-L-72356

    This new law describes the procedure for awarding of the Criminal Police force in the Republic of Latvia.

27. Latvia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

    Chiffonier of Ministers Regulations No. 481/2002 on employment procedures for prisoners.

    Adoption: 2002-10-29 | Date of entry into force: 2002-11-xv | LVA-2002-R-65477

    Regulations determine procedures of employment of prisoners, including scope of work, rights and responsibilities of prisoners, work conditions for pregnant women and maternity get out.

28. Republic of latvia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Prescript, Ordinance

    Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 74/2002 on process for paying wages to prisoners in penitentiaries.

    Adoption: 2002-02-xix | Date of entry into force: 2002-03-12 | LVA-2002-R-62666

    Sets forth the procedure for paying wages to prisoners in penitentiaries, including the minimum wage and general administration of wage payments.

29. Republic of latvia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Amendments to the Criminal Police force.

    Adoption: 2001-12-06 | Date of entry into force: 2002-01-11 | LVA-2001-Fifty-62657

    Sets forth obligations of the employer who employs prisoners with respect to social insurance and taxes.

30. Latvia - Criminal and penal law - Constabulary, Act

    Amendments to the Criminal Law.

    Adoption: 2000-05-18 | Date of entry into strength: 2000-06-01 | LVA-2000-L-56840

    Amendments prepare along criminal penalties for forced prostitution and human trafficking abroad.

31. Latvia - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Deed

    Constabulary on Amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses (No. 538).

    Adoption: 1998-06-17 | Date of entry into force: 1998-07-22 | LVA-1998-Fifty-56342

    Suplements the Code with provisions regarding, inter alia, the minimum and maximum fines for offences including violation of the right to strike, violation of structure rules and selling booze to minors.

32. Republic of latvia - Criminal and penal law - Police, Act

    Criminal Law. -

    Adoption: 1998-06-17 | Appointment of entry into strength: 1999-04-01 | LVA-1998-50-56383

    General Part. Chap. I: General Provisions; Chap. 2: Criminal Offences; Chap. Three: Circumstances which exclude Criminal Liability; Chap. Iv: Judgement; Chap. V: Determination of Judgement; Chap. VI: Release from Criminal Liability and Sentence; Chap. VII: Special Nature of Criminal Liability of Minors; Chap. VIII: Compulsory Measures of a Medical Nature. Special Part. Chap. Ix: Crimes against Humanity, Peace, State of war Crimes and Genocide; Chap. X: Crimes confronting the State; Chap. XI: Criminal Offences confronting the Surround; Chap. XII: Homicide; Chap. Xiii: Criminal Offences against actual Integrity of Persons; Chap. Xiv: Criminal Offences confronting Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (violation of occupational condom, violation of equality of rights); Chap. XV: Criminal Offences against personal Freedom, Honor and Nobility; Chap. Sixteen: Criminal Offences against Morals and Sexual Crimes (compelling engaging in prostitution, sexual exploitation); Chap. XVII: Criminal Offences against the Family unit and Minors. Chap. Xviii: Criminal Offences against Property; Chap. XIX: Criminal Offences of an Economic Nature; Chap. Xx: Criminal Offences against Full general Safe and Public Guild; Chap. XXI: Criminal Offences against Traffic Safety; Chap. XXII: Criminal Offences against Authoritative Gild; Chap. XXIII: Criminal Offences against Administration of Justice; Chap. XXIV: Criminal Offences committed in State Authority Service; Chap. XXV: Criminal Offences committed in War machine Service. Transitional provisions.
    Article 146 provides for offence of violation of occupational protection provisions.

33. Lebanon - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Lawmaking of Criminal Procedure (Act No. 328 of 7 August 2001). -

    Adoption: 2001-08-07 | LBN-2001-L-89874

    Regulates the procedures continued with criminal trials and sanctions.

34. Lebanese republic - Criminal and penal law - Police force, Human activity

    Loi du 18 septembre 1948 avec ses modifications portant code de proc�dure p�nale.

    Adoption: 1948-09-18 | LBN-1948-L-44729

    Les derni�res modifications r�sultent de la loi no 228 du 24 mai 1993.

35. Lebanese republic - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Act

    Penal Code (Legislative Decree No. 340). -

    Adoption: 1943-03-01 | LBN-1943-50-89873

36. Lesotho - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Penal Code Human activity 2010 (Human action No. vi of 2012). -

    Adoption: 2012-01-02 | Date of entry into strength: 2012-03-09 | LSO-2012-50-91506

    Lesotho are passing from a legal situation where criminal law was regulated under common law principles based on a Roman-Dutch system to a codified system. Most of the offences in the Code are a restatement of the mutual police principles practical prior to the Human activity.

    Part I - Full general Provisions
    Part II - General Principles of Criminal Liability
    Part Iii - Offences against the Person
    Part Four - Offences against Property
    Office V - Offences against Administration and Public Order
    Part Half-dozen - Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and State of war Crimes [includes manufactures which bear on on trafficking and forced labour]
    Part Vii - Acts of Terrorism and Related Offences
    Part VIII - Defamation and Criminal Injuria
    Part Nine - Offences related to Marriage
    Part X - Penalties

37. Lesotho - Criminal and penal law - Police force, Act

    Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Amendment) Deed, 2002 (No. 10 of 2002).

    Adoption: 2002-04-23 | LSO-2002-Fifty-66165

    Amends Criminal Procedure and Evidence Human action 1981. Makes provision for power of court to detain, in custody, an defendant person who is charged with murder, rape, robbery, stock theft and other serious offences. Likewise deals with some related matters.

38. Kingdom of lesotho - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Subpoena) Human action 1998 (Act No. ten of 1998). -

    Adoption: 1998 | LSO-1998-L-91511

    An Human action to amend the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act 1981 so as to belong in the Courts jurisdiction to impose customs service sentences every bit an option to custodial sentences and for related matters.

39. Lesotho - Criminal and penal police - Miscellaneous (circular, directive, legal notice, teaching, etc.)

    Basutoland Prisons Announcement (No. thirty of 1957).

    Adoption: 1957-x-14 | LSO-1957-M-44536

    Inter alia, allows the Court to employ a prisoner, with his consent, for work outside of prison.

40. Liberia - Criminal and penal constabulary - Law, Act

    Human action to amend Affiliate 14 and 15 Sub-Affiliate C, Championship 26 of the New Penal Law, 1976. -

    Adoption: 2008-07-22 | LBR-2008-Fifty-92351

    Amends the New Penal Police past making the offences of armed robbery, hijacking and terrorism capital offences and sets out the penalties for violations of these provisions.

41. Liberia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act

    An Act to Amend the New Penal Lawmaking Chapter 14 Sections 14.70 and 14.71 and to Provide for Gang Rape. -

    Adoption: 2005-12-29 | LBR-2005-L-85440

    Sections fourteen.seventy and 14.71 are repealed and are replaced past new sections which introduce the offence of gang rape into the Model Penal Code 1956.

42. Liberia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Deed

    New Penal Law of 1976.

    Adoption: 1976-07-nineteen | LBR-1976-L-42812

    Provides a comprehensive system of penal law. Function I contains definitions of culpability and complicity, including corporate criminal liability (s. 3.ii). Part II defines specific offenses, including offenses against civil rights (Chapter 13). Specifically, a person who commits an act of prejudice against another person because of their race, or the race of their spouse, is guilty of a first caste misdemeanor. Termination of an employee within 60 days of his spousal relationship to a person of a different race shall give rising to the presumption that the termination was discriminatory because of the race of the spouse. Corporations guilty of ii discrimination offences may be dissolved. Function III prescribes specific penalties and punishments, including the death sentence (south. fifty.5).

43. Liberia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Human activity

    Criminal Procedure Law (Championship two). -

    Adoption: 1972-05-08 | Engagement of entry into force: 1973-02-01 | LBR-1972-L-42875

    Criminal Procedure Police force equally revised through 8 May 1972. Role I contains general provisions, including rights of the defendant set forth in Chapter 2: east.g. the presumption of his or her innocence, the right to adequate legal representation, and the right to be nowadays at courtroom proceedings. Affiliate viii relates to extraditions. Part 2 covers procedure in criminal action, including arrests, warrants, and process against corporations. Role Iii governs sentencing. S. 31.3 provides for indefinite sentences (within the maximum term provided by statute) for felonies punishable past more than one twelvemonth's imprisonment. The minimum term for a life sentence is ten years.

44. Liberia - Criminal and penal law - Police, Human activity

    Criminal Procedure Law, 1969. -

    Adoption: 1969-01-01 | LBR-1969-50-82588

    The provisions of this title govern the procedure in criminal proceedings in all courts of the Republic of Liberia except where a different procedure is expressly provided by statute or dominion of courtroom (Article 1).

45. Libya - Criminal and penal police force - Constabulary, Human activity

    Law No. 11 of 2016 on the Protection of Public Morals. -

    Adoption: 2016-04-24 | Date of entry into forcefulness: 2016-04-24 | LBY-2016-L-104711

    Theatrical or acting and other artistic performances shall non be presented in the public places without a licence authorized by the competent authorization of the interior ministry.
    Obscene or sexual performances, indecent or immoral shows are banned for dominance.

46. Libya - Criminal and penal law - Law, Deed

    Constabulary No. 11 of 2014 on the establishment of the National Anti-Corruption Commission. -

    Adoption: 2014-12-14 | Date of entry into strength: 2014-04-xvi | LBY-2014-L-98868

    Chapter I: General Provisions.
    Chapter II: The National Anti-Corruption Commission Regulation.
    Chapter 3: Final and Transitional Provisions.

47. Libya - Criminal and penal law - Constabulary, Act

    Law No. v of 2014 amending Article 195 of the Penal Code. -

    Adoption: 2014-02-05 | Date of entry into force: 2014-02-05 | LBY-2014-Fifty-98869

    Commodity one: Article 195 of the Penal Lawmaking shall be amended every bit follows:

    "Without prejudice to any harsher penalisation, whoever commits an act that prejudices the 17 February Revolution shall exist punished by imprisonment.

    The same penalty shall be imposed on any person who publicly insults the legislative, executive, or judicial branches or whatsoever member thereof during or due to the operation of duties, or who insults the state emblem or flag."

48. Great socialist people's libyan arab jamahiriya - Criminal and penal police force - Law, Human action

    Law No. ten of 2013 concerning the Criminalization of Torture, Forced Abduction, and Bigotry. -

    Adoption: 2013-05-28 | Date of entry into force: 2013-05-28 | LBY-2013-L-96439

    The Law provides that restricting the personal freedom of a person through forcefulness, threat, or treachery and bigotry are criminal offences and are punishable under criminal law. Article 2 provides that anyone who "commits torture or orders someone else to inflict physical or mental suffering on a person under their control or to elicit a forced confession of a crime he or she may or may not have committed, or for bigotry of any form, or for revenge of any motive shall exist imprisoned for a period of no less than five years." Article ii too prescribes the aforementioned prison term for anyone "who remains silent on torture while having the ability to terminate it." If torture results in "grave harm" the punishment is no less than eight years and 10 for "grave harm" which results in the expiry of the victim the offence is punishable by life imprisonment. Commodity iii provides that depriving a person of any of his or her rights because of membership in a group or clan, residence in a geographic area, or ethnicity or colour is also punishable with 3 to 15 years of imprisonment. Under Article 5, "political, executive, and authoritative officials as well as armed forces commanders or their officers-in-charge" are also liable for acts of torture, among others, committed past those nether their control if the superior does not take the necessary measures to prevent or expose the human activity if able to do so, or to refer information technology to the relevant authorities.
    

49. Great socialist people's libyan arab jamahiriya - Criminal and penal police - Constabulary, Act

    Prisons Police force (No. 47 of 1975).

    Adoption: 1975-06-23 | Engagement of entry into force: 1975-07-09 | LBY-1975-L-50001

    Defines the aims and types of prisons, and provides for the classification of inmates and their treatment, the accommodation of female inmates and their treatment, the employment of inmates and their wages, the instruction, medical care, and social care of inmates, the style of visiting and respective with inmates, administration and rules of prisons, the judicial supervision of prisons, the release of inmates, the application of the death penalty, and the institution of planning and development councils for prisons.

50. Libya - Criminal and penal law - Law, Deed

    Law alteration several provisions of the Penal Code.

    Adoption: 1974-03-27 | LBY-1974-50-64415

    Amends certain provisions of Penal Code. Section 359 provides for freedom of labour. A person shall be sentenced to imprisonment for no less than one twelvemonth and to a fine betwixt 100 and 500 dinars if he or she uses force, violence, terrorism, threats or illegal acts to force another person to stop working or to strength an employer to utilise an individual, or to prevent him from employing a person. Same sanction shall utilize if the intention of the person is to prevent whatever other person from membership in trade matrimony.

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