First, nobody may be held accountable for criminal offenses perpetrated by other persons Second, a person may only be held criminally liable if he is somehow culpable for any breach of criminal rules As a consequence, objective criminal liability is ruled out.

If the shipper does not fulfill this obligation, it may be held liable.

81. Five drivers were held liable and one partially liable for the road accidents and their Field Directors were advised to take appropriate actions.

In this context, the State party points out that under Norwegian law, a defendant does not have to give any affirmation and is not criminally liable for giving a false statement.

Who is to be held legally liable for this perversion of the law and basic moral principles?

Article 7 of the Criminal Code on Criminal liability for crimes specified in international agreements states that persons who commit crimes abroad shall be criminally liable under the criminal statutes of the Republic of Lithuania.

Performance of illegal medical sterilization is criminally punishable.

Shares and debentures held in an exempt company are also not liable to estate duty in the Territory.

Shares and debentures held in an exempt company are also not liable to estate duty in the Territory.

Supposedly, now, as then, the world is criminally indifferent.

Accountability demands that those providing resources, delivering programmes and services and receiving assistance are held liable, answerable, and responsible.

In the context of recodification of substantive criminal law, the government proposed to make legal entities criminally liable for a number of crimes, including terrorist crimes and crimes associated with terrorism, such as money laundering and terrorist financing.

It is theoretically possible that a single country could be held liable for the ESM s total exposure of 700 billion.

The age of criminal responsibility was 18 children under 13 were not deemed criminally liable between 13 and 18, they could be prosecuted but with indulgence, and imprisonment was always exceptional after the age of 18, they were prosecuted as adults.

They're not legally liable.

He escaped from the prison for criminally insane. He's a lifer.

Only the homeowners are liable.

We are liable to err.

Liable to be six years.

Where the activities of a company constituted international crimes, both the command structure and the offender should be held criminally responsible and possibly referred to the International Criminal Court.

Each State Party shall take the necessary measures to hold criminally responsible

and found liable for monetary damages.

Under article 167 of the Criminal Code, trafficking in minors is criminally punishable.

It used to be known as the Broadmoor Asylum for the Criminally Insane.

It would be criminally foolish for you to brazen it out in public.

Trade unions have the right to request that officials who fail to comply with the legal acts in force are held liable or even dismissed.

It's liable to get chilly before morning.

You're liable to end up psychologically famous.

I'm liable to like it too much.

However, Iraq argues that it should not be held liable for the damage caused by cluster bombs which were used only by the Allied Coalition forces.

1. Each State Party shall take the necessary measures to hold criminally responsible at least

Suicide and attempted suicide, while previously criminally punishable, is no longer in most Western countries.

Some have called this a tragedy when we know it is a criminally inflicted disaster.

A newborn baby is liable to fall ill.

In which case the company is not liable.

And being human, are liable to make mistakes.

You are making yourselves liable for his crime.

My maid is liable to be home anytime.

Yet if my name were liable to fear,

Those morons are liable to start meaningless trouble.

I'm liable to turn around and bite you.

Resort to a range of offences for which mercenaries could be held liable under criminal law codes pointed to the absence of specific legal measures on mercenaries.

Furthermore, legal persons can, depending on the circumstances, be held liable in accordance with the rules on corporate fines in Chapter 36, Section 7 of the Penal Code.

Furthermore, legal persons can, depending on the circumstances, be held liable in accordance with the rules on corporate fines in Chapter 36, Section 7 of the Penal Code.

Physical persons are, of course, liable to criminal responsibility.