amendment to the penal code

Draft amendments to the penal code have been prepared and are awaiting their turn.

Order Number 31 also provides several amendments to the penal code, including:

These included in particular improving the legal framework with an amendment to the penal code in 2002.

This law includes amendments to the penal code and the conditional release of approximately 38,000 prisoners.

In May 2010, the government decreed amendments to the penal code to ensure that "honor" crimes receive the full penalty of the law.

Nor does the future reside in the worrying restrictions on the freedom of the press which will result if the planned amendments to the penal code are adopted.

In March 2001, the Swiss Federal Assembly enacted an amendment to the penal code providing for the first-trimester-rule as outlined above.

On 6 November 2006, they were invited to give its views on proposed amendments to the Penal Code to the Ministry of Home Affairs.

However, Czech and foreign media organizations criticized an amendment to the penal code in 2009 that made it an offence for journalists to make public the contents of police wiretaps.

After the occupation of Denmark, three special laws were enacted as amendments to the penal code, all having the option of capital punishment, related only to war crimes committed during World War II.

He has also presided over wholesale changes in the Constitution, a rewrite of the administration law, revisions of the civil code and, now, some hundreds of proposed amendments to the penal code - all to bring the country's laws in conformity with European Union standards.

In August 2003, Uzbekistan’s Parliament, the Oliy Majlis, adopted amendments to the penal code which mean that torture and other forms of inhuman treatment are now deemed to be crimes for which individuals may be prosecuted, at whatever stage of the criminal process they are committed.