Übersetzung für "restrict access to crime scene " (Englisch → Französisch) :

Police officers have also indicated that their investigative efforts have been hampered by PJV security officers who have restricted immediate access to crime scenes within the mine and, in their view, may have tampered with evidence.

D. whereas women immigrants often encounter severe discrimination as individuals dependent on their spouse's legal status, on the basis of Directive 2003/86/EC (non-autonomous status, restricted access to the labour market, insecure residential status in the event of widowhood, divorce, etc.) and because of the mentality, negative stereotypes and practices brought with them from their countries of origin and prevalent in the host society as well; notes, moreover, that in some immigrant communities, they face crit ...[+++]ical problems such as marginalisation, forced marriages, female genital mutilation and so-called crimes of honour,

[Text] Question No. 177 Mr. Garry Breitkreuz: Since 1995, with regard to the Restricted Weapons Registration System, the Canadian Firearms Registry and the Canadian Firearms Information System: (a) how many successful firearms traces have been performed; (b) how many successful firearms traces linked crime scenes to the accused; and (c) how many of the registered owners of these firearms were charged for the crime committed with their firearm and/or for knowingly providing the firearm used in the crime ...[+++]?

D. whereas women immigrants often encounter severe discrimination as individuals dependent on their spouse's legal status, on the basis of Directive 2003/86/EC (non-autonomous status, restricted access to the labour market, insecure residential status in the event of widowhood, divorce, etc.) and because of the mentality, negative stereotypes and practices brought with them from their countries of origin and prevalent in the host society as well; notes, moreover, that in some immigrant communities, they face crit ...[+++]ical problems such as marginalisation, forced marriages, female genital mutilation and so-called crimes of honour,

The danger highlighted by the HCR is that those states most capable of taking responsibility for examining asylum requests may further restrict access to their territory and their procedures. This is illustrated by the aforementioned recent extremely restrictive laws. The UNHCR is also concerned, in connection with the fight against terrorism, at the risk of excessive use of the clause ruling out the right of asylum for applicants who have committed serious offences or crimes ...[+++] prior to their arrival in the host country (Article 1(F) of the Convention). The High Commissioner's office considers the accelerated procedures to be inadequate in such cases since they do not leave any possibility of checking the serious nature of the offence or assessing the relationship between the offence and the consequences of exclusion for the asylum seeker. In ECRE's view, even membership of a terrorist network is not, in itself, sufficient reason to refuse an application for asylum.

(43) Whereas restrictions on the rights of access and information and on certain obligations of the controller may similarly be imposed by Member States in so far as they are necessary to safeguard, for example, national security, defence, public safety, or important economic or financial interests of a Member State or the Union, as well as criminal investigations and prosecutions and action in respect of breaches of ethics in the regulated professions; whereas the list of exceptions and limitations should include the tasks of monitoring, inspection or regulation necessary in the three last-mentioned areas concerning public security, ec ...[+++]onomic or financial interests and crime prevention; whereas the listing of tasks in these three areas does not affect the legitimacy of exceptions or restrictions for reasons of State security or defence;