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Where, in the course of such questioning, a person other than a suspect or accused person becomes a suspect or accused person, questioning should be suspended immediately.
Če oseba, ki ni osumljena ali obdolžena, med takšnim zaslišanjem postane osumljena ali obdolžena, bi bilo treba zasliševanje nemudoma prekiniti.
However, questioning may be continued if the person concerned has been made aware that he or she is a suspect or accused person and is able to fully exercise the rights provided for in this Directive.
Vendar se zaslišanje lahko nadaljuje, če je zadevna oseba seznanjena, da je osumljena ali obdolžena, in lahko v celoti uveljavlja pravice, zagotovljene s to direktivo.
Suspects or accused persons should have the right to meet in private with the lawyer representing them.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe bi morale imeti pravico do zasebnega srečanja z odvetnikom, ki jih zastopa.
Member States may make practical arrangements concerning the duration and frequency of such meetings, taking into account the circumstances of the proceedings, in particular the complexity of the case and the procedural steps applicable.
Države članice lahko določijo praktično ureditev trajanja in pogostosti takšnih srečanj, ob upoštevanju okoliščin postopka, zlasti zapletenosti zadeve in zadevnih procesnih korakov.
Member States may also make practical arrangements to ensure safety and security, in particular of the lawyer and of the suspect or accused person, in the place where such a meeting is conducted.
Države članice lahko določijo tudi praktično ureditev, da zagotovijo varnost in zaščito, zlasti odvetnika in osumljene ali obdolžene osebe, na kraju takšnega srečanja.
Such practical arrangements should not prejudice the effective exercise or essence of the right of suspects or accused persons to meet their lawyer.
Takšne praktične ureditve ne bi smele posegati v učinkovito uveljavljanje ali v bistvo pravice osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb do srečanja s svojim odvetnikom.
Suspects or accused persons should have the right to communicate with the lawyer representing them.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe bi morale imeti pravico do komunikacije z odvetnikom, ki jih zastopa.
Such communication may take place at any stage, including before any exercise of the right to meet that lawyer.
Takšna komunikacija lahko poteka v kateri koli fazi, tudi pred uveljavljanjem pravice do srečanja z navedenim odvetnikom.
Member States may make practical arrangements concerning the duration, frequency and means of such communication, including concerning the use of videoconferencing and other communication technology in order to allow such communications to take place.
Države članice lahko določijo praktično ureditev trajanja, pogostosti in sredstev takšne komunikacije, tudi glede uporabe videokonferenc in drugih komunikacijskih tehnologij, da omogočijo takšno komunikacijo.
Such practical arrangements should not prejudice the effective exercise or essence of the right of suspects or accused persons to communicate with their lawyer.
Takšna praktična ureditev ne bi smela posegati v učinkovito uveljavljanje ali v bistvo pravice osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb do komunikacije s svojim odvetnikom.
In respect of certain minor offences, this Directive should not prevent Member States from organising the right of suspects or accused persons to have access to a lawyer by telephone.
V zvezi z nekaterimi manjšimi kršitvami ta direktiva državam članicam ne bi smela preprečevati, da uredijo vprašanje pravice osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb do dostopa do odvetnika prek telefona.
However, limiting the right in this way should be restricted to cases where a suspect or accused person will not be questioned by the police or by another law enforcement authority.
Vendar bi morala biti takšna omejitev pravice dovoljena le, če policija ali drug organ kazenskega pregona osumljene ali obdolžene osebe ne bodo zaslišali.
Member States should ensure that suspects or accused persons have the right for their lawyer to be present and participate effectively when they are questioned by the police or by another law enforcement or judicial authority, including during court hearings.
Države članice bi morale zagotoviti, da imajo osumljene ali obdolžene osebe pravico, da je njihov odvetnik navzoč in aktivno sodeluje pri zaslišanjih, ki jih opravijo policija ali drug organ kazenskega pregona ali pravosodni organ, vključno s sodnimi obravnavami.
Such participation should be in accordance with any procedures under national law which may regulate the participation of a lawyer during questioning of the suspect or accused person by the police or by another law enforcement or judicial authority, including during court hearings, provided that such procedures do not prejudice the effective exercise and essence of the right concerned.
Takšno sodelovanje bi moralo biti v skladu s kakršnimi koli postopki iz nacionalnega prava, ki lahko urejajo sodelovanje odvetnika pri zaslišanjih osumljene ali obdolžene osebe, ki jih opravijo policija ali drug organ kazenskega pregona ali pravosodni organ, vključno pri sodnih obravnavah, če takšni postopki ne posegajo v učinkovito uveljavljanje in v bistvo zadevne pravice.
During questioning by the police or by another law enforcement or judicial authority of the suspect or accused person or in a court hearing, the lawyer may, inter alia, in accordance with such procedures, ask questions, request clarification and make statements, which should be recorded in accordance with national law.
Odvetnik lahko med zaslišanjem osumljene ali obdolžene osebe s strani policije ali drugega organa kazenskega pregona ali pravosodnega organa ali med sodno obravnavo med drugim v skladu s takimi postopki postavlja vprašanja, zahteva pojasnila in daje izjave, ki bi jih bilo treba evidentirati v skladu s postopkom za evidentiranje v skladu z nacionalnim pravom.
Suspects or accused persons have the right for their lawyer to attend investigative or evidence-gathering acts, insofar as they are provided for in the national law concerned and in so far as the suspects or accused persons are required or permitted to attend.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe imajo pravico, da je njihov odvetnik navzoč pri preiskovalnih dejanjih ali dejanjih zbiranja dokazov, če so ta dejanja predvidena v zadevnem nacionalnem pravu in se jih osumljene ali obdolžene osebe morajo udeležiti oziroma se jih lahko udeležijo.
Such acts should at least include identity parades, at which the suspect or accused person figures among other persons in order to be identified by a victim or witness; confrontations, where a suspect or accused person is brought together with one or more witnesses or victims where there is disagreement between them on important facts or issues; and reconstructions of the scene of a crime in the presence of the suspect or accused person, in order to better understand the manner and circumstances under which a crime was committed and to be able to ask specific questions to the suspect or accused person.
Takšna dejanja bi morala vključevati vsaj prepoznave, pri katerih naj bi žrtev ali priča osumljeno ali obdolženo osebo prepoznala med več navzočimi osebami; soočenja, na katerih je osumljena ali obdolžena oseba v primeru nesoglasja glede pomembnih dejstev ali vprašanj soočena z eno ali več pričami ali žrtvami; in rekonstrukcije kraja in okoliščin kaznivega dejanja, pri katerih je navzoča osumljena ali obdolžena oseba, da bi lahko bolje razumeli, kako in v kakšnih okoliščinah je bilo storjeno kaznivo dejanje, ter osumljeni ali obdolženi osebi zastavili specifična vprašanja.
Member States may make practical arrangements concerning the presence of a lawyer during investigative or evidence-gathering acts.
Države članice lahko določijo praktično ureditev navzočnosti odvetnika pri preiskovalnih dejanjih ali dejanjih zbiranja dokazov.
Such practical arrangements should not prejudice the effective exercise and essence of the rights concerned.
Takšna praktična ureditev ne bi smela posegati v učinkovito uveljavljanje in v bistvo zadevnih pravic.
Where the lawyer is present during an investigative or evidence-gathering act, this should be noted using the recording procedure in accordance with the law of the Member State concerned.
Če je odvetnik navzoč pri preiskovalnem dejanju ali dejanju zbiranja dokazov, bi to bilo treba evidentirati po postopku za evidentiranje v skladu s pravom zadevne države članice.
Member States should endeavour to make general information available, for instance on a website or by means of a leaflet that is available at police stations, to facilitate the obtaining of a lawyer by suspects or accused persons.
Države članice bi si morale prizadevati dati na voljo splošne informacije, na primer na spletni strani ali prek letaka, ki je na razpolago na policijskih postajah, da osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam olajšajo poiskati odvetnika.
However, Member States would not need to take active steps to ensure that suspects or accused persons who are not deprived of liberty will be assisted by a lawyer if they have not themselves arranged to be assisted by a lawyer.
Vendar pa državam članicam ne bi bilo treba aktivno zagotavljati pomoči odvetnika osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam, ki jim ni odvzeta prostost, če si same niso zagotovile pomoči odvetnika.
The suspect or accused person concerned should be able freely to contact, consult and be assisted by a lawyer.
Zadevna osumljena ali obdolžena oseba bi morala imeti možnost, da svobodno naveže stik z odvetnikom, se z njim posvetuje in da ji odvetnik pomaga.
Where suspects or accused persons are deprived of liberty, Member States should make the necessary arrangements to ensure that such persons are in a position to exercise effectively the right of access to a lawyer, including by arranging for the assistance of a lawyer when the person concerned does not have one, unless they have waived that right.
Če je bila osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam odvzeta prostost, bi morale države članice določiti ureditev, potrebno, da lahko takšne osebe učinkovito uveljavljajo pravico do dostopa do odvetnika, med drugim tako, da zadevni osebi uredijo pomoč odvetnika, če ga nima, razen če se je tej pravici odpovedala.
Such arrangements could imply, inter alia, that the competent authorities arrange for the assistance of a lawyer on the basis of a list of available lawyers from which the suspect or accused person could choose.
Takšna ureditev bi lahko med drugim predvidevala, da pristojni organi zagotovijo pomoč odvetnika na podlagi seznama razpoložljivih odvetnikov, s katerega lahko osumljena ali obdolžena oseba izbira.
Such arrangements could include those on legal aid if applicable.
Takšna ureditev bi lahko zajemala pravno pomoč, če je ta potrebna.
The conditions in which suspects or accused persons are deprived of liberty should fully respect the standards set out in the ECHR, in the Charter, and in the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (the Court of Justice) and of the European Court of Human Rights.
Pogoji, pod katerimi je osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam odvzeta prostost, bi morali v celoti upoštevati standarde iz EKČP, Listine ter sodne prakse Sodišča Evropske unije (v nadaljnjem besedilu: Sodišče) in Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
When providing assistance under this Directive to a suspect or to an accused person who is deprived of liberty, the lawyer concerned should be able to raise a question with the competent authorities regarding the conditions in which that person is deprived of liberty.
Če odvetnik na podlagi te direktive zagotavlja pomoč osumljeni ali obdolženi osebi, ki ji je bila odvzeta prostost, bi moral imeti možnost, da se pri pristojnih organih pozanima o pogojih, pod katerimi je bila tej osebi odvzeta prostost.
In cases of geographical remoteness of the suspect or accused person, such as in overseas territories or where the Member State undertakes or participates in military operations outside its territory, Member States are permitted to derogate temporarily from the right of the suspect or accused person to have access to a lawyer without undue delay after deprivation of liberty.
V primerih geografske odročnosti osumljene ali obdolžene osebe, na primer na čezmorskih ozemljih ali če država članica izvaja vojaške operacije izven svojega ozemlja ali v njih sodeluje, lahko države članice začasno odstopajo od pravice osumljene ali obdolžene osebe do dostopa do odvetnika brez nepotrebnega odlašanja po odvzemu prostosti.
During such a temporary derogation, the competent authorities should not question the person concerned or carry out any of the investigative or evidence-gathering acts provided for in this Directive.
Med takšnim začasnim odstopanjem pristojni organi ne bi smeli zaslišati zadevne osebe ali opravljati kakršnih koli preiskovalnih dejanj ali dejanj zbiranja dokazov, določenih v tej direktivi.
Where immediate access to a lawyer is not possible because of the geographical remoteness of the suspect or accused person, Member States should arrange for communication via telephone or video conference unless this is impossible.
Če neposreden dostop do odvetnika zaradi geografske odročnosti osumljene ali obdolžene osebe ni mogoč, bi morale države članice omogočiti komunikacijo prek telefona ali videokonference, razen če je to nemogoče.
Member States should be permitted to derogate temporarily from the right of access to a lawyer in the pre-trial phase when there is a need, in cases of urgency, to avert serious adverse consequences for the life, liberty or physical integrity of a person.
Državam članicam bi bilo treba dovoliti, da v nujnih primerih začasno odstopajo od pravice do dostopa do odvetnika v predkazenskem postopku, če je to v nujnih primerih potrebno, da se preprečijo resne škodljive posledice za življenje, svobodo ali telesno nedotakljivost osebe.
During a temporary derogation on that ground, the competent authorities may question suspects or accused persons without the lawyer being present, provided that they have been informed of their right to remain silent and can exercise that right, and provided that such questioning does not prejudice the rights of the defence, including the privilege against self-incrimination.
Med začasnim odstopanjem iz navedenega razloga lahko pristojni organi osumljene ali obdolžene osebe zaslišijo brez navzočnosti odvetnika, če so bile seznanjene z njihovo pravico do molka in lahko to pravico uveljavljajo ter če takšno zaslišanje ne posega v pravico do obrambe, tudi glede privilegija zoper samoobtožbo.
Questioning may be carried out for the sole purpose and to the extent necessary to obtain information that is essential to avert serious adverse consequences for the life, liberty or physical integrity of a person.
Zaslišanje se lahko opravi le z namenom pridobitve informacij, ki so ključne za preprečitev resnih škodljivih posledic za življenje, svobodo ali telesno nedotakljivost osebe, in v obsegu, ki je za to potreben.
Any abuse of this derogation would in principle irretrievably prejudice the rights of the defence.
Vsakršna zloraba tega odstopanja bi načeloma nepopravljivo posegala v pravico do obrambe.
Member States should also be permitted to derogate temporarily from the right of access to a lawyer in the pre-trial phase where immediate action by the investigating authorities is imperative to prevent substantial jeopardy to criminal proceedings, in particular to prevent destruction or alteration of essential evidence, or to prevent interference with witnesses.
Državam članicam bi bilo treba tudi dovoliti, da začasno odstopajo od pravice do dostopa do odvetnika v predkazenskem postopku, če je takojšnje ukrepanje preiskovalnih organov nujno, da se prepreči resno tveganje za kazenski postopek, zlasti uničenje ali sprememba ključnih dokazov ali vplivanje na priče.
During a temporary derogation on that ground, the competent authorities may question suspects or accused persons without a lawyer being present, provided that they have been informed of their right to remain silent and can exercise that right, and provided that such questioning does not prejudice the rights of the defence, including the privilege against self-incrimination.
Med začasnim odstopanjem iz tega razloga lahko pristojni organi osumljene ali obdolžene osebe zaslišijo brez navzočnosti odvetnika, če so bile seznanjene z njihovo pravico do molka in lahko to pravico uveljavljajo ter če takšno zaslišanje ne posega v pravico do obrambe, tudi glede privilegija zoper samoobtožbo.
Questioning may be carried out for the sole purpose and to the extent necessary to obtain information that is essential to prevent substantial jeopardy to criminal proceedings.
Zaslišanje se lahko opravi le z namenom pridobitve informacij, ki so ključne za preprečitev resnega tveganja za kazenski postopek, in v obsegu, ki je za to potreben.
Confidentiality of communication between suspects or accused persons and their lawyer is key to ensuring the effective exercise of the rights of the defence and is an essential part of the right to a fair trial.
Zaupnost komunikacije med osumljenimi ali obdolženimi osebami in njihovim odvetnikom je ključna za zagotovitev učinkovitega uveljavljanja pravice do obrambe in bistven del pravice do poštenega sojenja.
Member States should therefore respect the confidentiality of meetings and other forms of communication between the lawyer and the suspect or accused person in the exercise of the right of access to a lawyer provided for in this Directive, without derogation.
Zato bi morale države članice brez odstopanj spoštovati zaupnost srečanj in drugih oblik komunikacije med odvetnikom in osumljeno ali obdolženo osebo v okviru uveljavljanja pravice do dostopa do odvetnika iz te direktive.
This Directive is without prejudice to procedures that address the situation where there are objective and factual circumstances giving rise to the suspicion that the lawyer is involved with the suspect or accused person in a criminal offence.
Ta direktiva ne posega v postopke, ki obravnavajo primere, v katerih je odvetnik na podlagi objektivnih in dejanskih okoliščin osumljen, da je skupaj z osumljeno ali obdolženo osebo vpleten v kaznivo dejanje.
Any criminal activity on the part of a lawyer should not be considered to be legitimate assistance to suspects or accused persons within the framework of this Directive.
Kakršna koli kazniva dejavnost na strani odvetnika ne bi smela šteti za zakonito pomoč osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam v okviru te direktive.
The obligation to respect confidentiality not only implies that Member States should refrain from interfering with or accessing such communication but also that, where suspects or accused persons are deprived of liberty or otherwise find themselves in a place under the control of the State, Member States should ensure that arrangements for communication uphold and protect confidentiality.
Obveznost spoštovanja zaupnosti ne predvideva samo, da bi se države članice morale vzdržati vmešavanja v takšno komunikacijo ali dostopa do nje, temveč tudi da bi morale zagotoviti, da ureditev komunikacije zagotavlja in varuje zaupnost, kadar je bila osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam odvzeta prostost ali se kako drugače nahajajo na kraju, ki je pod nadzorom države.
This is without prejudice to any mechanisms that are in place in detention facilities with the purpose of avoiding illicit enclosures being sent to detainees, such as screening correspondence, provided that such mechanisms do not allow the competent authorities to read the communication between suspects or accused persons and their lawyer.
To ne posega v kakršne koli mehanizme, ki so vzpostavljeni v ustanovah za pridržanje, za prestrezanje nedovoljenih pošiljk pridržanim osebam, kot je pregledovanje pošte, če takšni mehanizmi pristojnim organom ne omogočajo branja sporočil med osumljenimi ali obdolženimi osebami in njihovim odvetnikom.
This Directive is also without prejudice to procedures under national law according to which forwarding correspondence may be rejected if the sender does not agree to the correspondence first being submitted to a competent court.
Ta direktiva tudi ne posega v postopke iz nacionalnega prava, v skladu s katerimi se lahko posredovanje pošte zavrne, če pošiljatelj ne soglaša s tem, da se pošta najprej predloži pristojnemu sodišču.
This Directive should be without prejudice to a breach of confidentiality which is incidental to a lawful surveillance operation by competent authorities.
Ta direktiva ne bi smela posegati v naključno kršitev zaupnosti, povezano z zakonito operacijo opazovanja in sledenja, ki jo izvajajo pristojni organi.
This Directive should also be without prejudice to the work that is carried out, for example, by national intelligence services to safeguard national security in accordance with Article 4(2) of the Treaty on European Union (TEU) or that falls within the scope of Article 72 TFEU, pursuant to which Title V on an area of Freedom, Security and Justice must not affect the exercise of the responsibilities incumbent upon Member States with regard to the maintenance of law and order and the safeguarding of internal security.
Ta direktiva tudi ne bi smela posegati v dejavnosti na primer nacionalnih obveščevalnih služb, ki zagotavljajo nacionalno varnost v skladu s členom 4(2) Pogodbe o Evropski uniji (v nadaljnjem besedilu: PEU) ali spadajo na področje uporabe člena 72 PDEU, na podlagi katerih naslov V (Območje svobode, varnosti in pravice) ne vpliva na izpolnjevanje obveznosti, ki jih imajo države članice glede vzdrževanja javnega reda in miru ter zagotavljanja notranje varnosti.
Suspects or accused persons who are deprived of liberty should have the right to have at least one person, such as a relative or an employer, nominated by them, informed of their deprivation of liberty without undue delay, provided that this does not prejudice the due course of the criminal proceedings against the person concerned or any other criminal proceedings.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe, ki jim je odvzeta prostost, bi morale imeti pravico, da je vsaj ena oseba, ki jo izberejo same, na primer sorodnik ali delodajalec, brez nepotrebnega odlašanja obveščena o njihovem odvzemu prostosti, če to ne posega v pravilen potek kazenskega postopka zoper zadevno osebo ali katerega koli drugega kazenskega postopka.
Member States may make practical arrangements in relation to the application of that right.
Države članice lahko določijo praktično ureditev uporabe navedene pravice.
Such practical arrangements should not prejudice the effective exercise and essence of the right.
Takšna praktična ureditev ne bi smela posegati v učinkovito uveljavljanje in v bistvo pravice.
In limited, exceptional circumstances, however, it should be possible to derogate temporarily from that right when this is justified, in the light of the particular circumstances of the case, by a compelling reason as specified in this Directive.
V omejenih in izjemnih okoliščinah pa bi vendarle moralo biti mogoče začasno odstopati od te pravice, če je to utemeljeno na podlagi posebnih okoliščin zadeve in nujnega razloga, opredeljenega v tej direktivi.
When the competent authorities envisage making such a temporary derogation in respect of a specific third person, they should firstly consider whether another third person, nominated by the suspect or accused person, could be informed of the deprivation of liberty.
Če pristojni organi takšno začasno odstopanje predvidijo v zvezi z določeno tretjo osebo, bi morali najprej preučiti, ali bi lahko bila o odvzemu prostosti obveščena druga tretja oseba, ki jo izbere osumljena ali obdolžena oseba.
Suspects or accused persons should, while deprived of liberty, have the right to communicate without undue delay with at least one third person, such as a relative, nominated by them.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe bi morale med odvzemom prostosti imeti pravico, da brez nepotrebnega odlašanja komunicirajo z vsaj eno tretjo osebo po svoji izbiri, na primer s sorodnikom.
Member States may limit or defer the exercise of that right in view of imperative requirements or proportionate operational requirements.
Države članice lahko omejijo ali odložijo uveljavljanje navedene pravice na podlagi nujnih zahtev ali sorazmernih operativnih zahtev.