There was, however, no specific procedure by which that was done.

The rules of procedure of the Commission currently have three annexes, which  as provided for by rule 58, paragraph 2 form an integral part of the rules of procedure.

That, however, was a normal administrative procedure, which bore no relation to the experiment approved by the General Assembly.

We call the procedure with n 2, which is 1 2, which is 1.

Extradition is also governed by the French Code of Criminal Procedure of 1970, which was adopted by the Union of the Comoros at its independence.

SSSC, which was created under 1963 emergency legislation, is not bound by the rules of the Syrian Code of Criminal Procedure.

The Special Rapporteur was also encouraged by the passage of a new Law of Criminal Procedure in March 1997, which includes provisions which she had earlier recommended.

We return 1 plus the procedure 4 2, which is 2.

That kind of procedure has become the norm, which is gradually changing the United Nations into an instrument by which the Organization's most powerful countries can exercise control.

When I referred to our rules of procedure, I also referred of course to those elements relating to priority which exist and which we should normally abide by.

Presentation by the Secretariat on the non compliance procedure.

Presentation by the Secretariat on the non compliance procedure

The procedure to be followed by the Board for the appointment of the Director General is outlined in rule 61 of the rules of procedure of the Board, which is reproduced as annex II to the present document.

One example is Act No. 5, by which the Law on Criminal Procedure was promulgated and which was published in the Gaceta oficial of the Republic on 26 August 1977.

This procedure is governed by article 206 of the Constitution.

In some countries, cases were always assigned on a mandatory basis to a judge by notion, which was a procedure designed to ensure impartiality.

This procedure is regarded by some as retaining some of the aspects of the concept of shelter and investigation which has been formally abolished.

A key component of the right to compensation is the duty of all States to provide a procedure by which claims can be brought.

The utility of the procedure has been questioned by some analysts and, in practice, the procedure has not been utilized often.

Reportedly, the latter procedure was initiated by the hospital ex officio.

compilation of rules of procedure adopted by human rights treaty bodies

(a) Adopt, by consensus, rules of procedure for their meetings and

All such procedures apply only between States which have mutually accepted the relevant procedure.

I would first recall rule 23 of the rules of procedure, which provides that

The Government, while referring to the 1976 Criminal Procedure Code, some provisions of which were allegedly violated by those detained by committing serious common law crimes, failed to indicate whether in the case of those detainees the authorities applied the State Security Law or the Criminal Procedure Code.

We must, however, be guided not only by the rules of procedure, but by logic.

The first would require States parties to indicate which provisions of the Covenant would not be covered by the procedure they have accepted by becoming a party to the optional protocol.

The first would require States parties to indicate which provisions of the Covenant would not be covered by the procedure they had accepted by becoming a party to the optional protocol.

32. In most cases these detentions, which last for a few days, have been accompanied by the imposition of fines in an administrative procedure by the governing authorities without judicial supervision.

63. This procedure, which was introduced around 1961, seems never to have had a clear legal basis it was abolished during the recent reform of criminal procedure.

The Committee welcomes the Magistrates Code of Procedure (Amendment) Act of 1993 which revised the laws to ensure better provision of child maintenance by absent fathers.

She stressed that the situation was complicated by the Party's very low baseline, which reflected the post war situation and the lack of any verification procedure.

The exceptional procedure which made this result possible emphasized the extent to which the CTBT negotiations were no ordinary negotiations.

In addition, States shall encourage seminars and courses at the national and regional levels on the role of the judiciary in society and the necessity for its implementation (Procedure 6), which shall also be promoted by the United Nations (Procedure 11 d).

In addition, States shall encourage seminars and courses at the national and regional levels on the role of the judiciary in society and the necessity for its implementation (Procedure 6), which shall also be promoted by the United Nations (Procedure 11 d).

Weapons authorized by the Tunisian armed forces are excepted from this procedure.

The accounting procedure provides for unspent balances to be returned by Governments.

The investigation is conducted by the Public Security Office (police services), whose powers are specifically defined by article 61 of the Criminal Procedure Law which restricts its initiative to the following situations

There are no statistical data on the extent to which this procedure has been used.

(a) Which have already been considered under another procedure of international investigation or settlement or

Measures relating to criminal law and procedure and other legal provisions should be taken which

1. These rules of procedure may be amended by consensus by the Conference of the Parties.

The present rules of procedure may be amended by the Conference of the Parties by consensus.

The present rules of procedure may be amended by the Conference of the Parties by consensus.

These practices were allegedly facilitated by the existence of a procedure under which suspects could be held in custody incommunicado for a maximum period of four days.