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Where the law of a Member State provides for the imposition of a sanction regarding minor offences by such an authority and there is either a right of appeal or the possibility for the case to be otherwise referred to a court having jurisdiction in criminal matters, this Directive should therefore apply only to the proceedings before that court following such an appeal or referral.
Kadar je v pravu države članice določeno, da lahko sankcije za manjše kršitve naloži tak organ in obstaja ali pravica do pritožbe ali možnost kako drugače predložiti zadevo sodišču, pristojnemu za kazenske zadeve, bi se ta direktiva morala uporabljati le za postopke pred tem sodiščem po vložitvi pritožbe ali predložitvi zadeve.
The right to information about procedural rights, which is inferred from the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, should be explicitly established by this Directive.
S to direktivo bi morala biti izrecno zagotovljena pravica do obveščenosti o procesnih pravicah, kakor to izhaja iz sodne prakse Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
The competent authorities should inform suspects or accused persons promptly of those rights, as they apply under national law, which are essential to safeguarding the fairness of the proceedings, either orally or in writing, as provided for by this Directive.
Pristojni organi bi morali, kot je določeno v tej direktivi, osumljene ali obdolžene osebe nemudoma ustno ali pisno obvestiti o navedenih pravicah, kot se uporabljajo v nacionalnem pravu, ki so bistvenega pomena za zagotavljanje poštenosti postopka.
In order to allow the practical and effective exercise of those rights, the information should be provided promptly in the course of the proceedings and at the latest before the first official interview of the suspect or accused person by the police or by another competent authority.
Da bi se zagotovilo praktično in učinkovito izvajanje teh pravic, bi bilo treba osumljeno ali obdolženo osebo obvestiti pravočasno med postopkom in vsaj še pred prvim uradnim zaslišanjem na policiji ali pred drugim pristojnim organom.
This Directive lays down minimum rules with respect to the information on rights of suspects or accused persons.
Ta direktiva določa minimalna pravila glede obveščenosti o pravicah osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb.
This is without prejudice to information to be given on other procedural rights arising out of the Charter, the ECHR, national law and applicable Union law as interpreted by the relevant courts and tribunals.
To ne vpliva na obveščanje o drugih procesnih pravicah na podlagi Listine, EKČP, nacionalnega prava ali prava Unije, ki se uporablja skupaj z razlago pristojnih sodišč.
Once the information about a particular right has been provided, the competent authorities should not be required to reiterate it, unless the specific circumstances of the case or the specific rules laid down in national law so require.
Kadar je bila oseba o posamezni pravici obveščena, pristojnim organom te osebe o tem ne bi bilo treba ponovno obveščati, razen če bi tako zahtevale posebne okoliščine zadeve ali posebna pravila nacionalnega prava.
References in this Directive to suspects or accused persons who are arrested or detained should be understood to refer to any situation where, in the course of criminal proceedings, suspects or accused persons are deprived of liberty within the meaning of Article 5(1)(c) ECHR, as interpreted by the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.
Navedbe „osumljena ali obdolžena oseba, ki je prijeta ali pridržana“ v tej direktivi bi bilo treba razumeti kot položaj, v katerem je osumljeni ali obdolženi osebi med kazenskim postopkom odvzeta prostost v smislu člena 5(1)(c) EKČP in kakor to razlaga sodna praksa Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
Where suspects or accused persons are arrested or detained, information about applicable procedural rights should be given by means of a written Letter of Rights drafted in an easily comprehensible manner so as to assist those persons in understanding their rights.
Kadar so osumljene ali obdolžene osebe prijete ali pridržane, bi jih bilo treba o veljavnih procesnih pravicah obvestiti s pisnim obvestilom o pravicah, napisanim na lahko razumljiv način, z namenom tem osebam pomagati, da bi razumele svoje pravice.
Such a Letter of Rights should be provided promptly to each arrested person when deprived of liberty by the intervention of law enforcement authorities in the context of criminal proceedings.
Takšno obvestilo o pravicah bi bilo treba vsaki prijeti osebi izročiti nemudoma, takoj ko ji je s posegom organov kazenskega pregona odvzeta prostost v okviru kazenskega postopka.
It should include basic information concerning any possibility to challenge the lawfulness of the arrest, obtaining a review of the detention, or requesting provisional release where, and to the extent that, such a right exists in national law.
Navedeno obvestilo bi moralo vključevati osnovne informacije o vseh možnostih izpodbijanja zakonitosti prijetja, pritožbe zoper pridržanje ali prošnje za začasni izpust, če in kolikor te pravice obstajajo v nacionalnem pravu.
To help Member States draw up such a Letter of Rights, a model is provided in Annex I. That model is indicative and may be subject to review in the context of the Commission’s report on the implementation of this Directive and also once all the Roadmap measures have entered into force.
V pomoč državam članicam pri oblikovanju obvestila o pravicah je v Prilogi I prikazan vzorec. Ta vzorec je okviren in se lahko v okviru poročila Komisije o izvajanju te direktive in ob začetku veljavnosti vseh ukrepov iz načrta, spremeni.
The Letter of Rights may include other relevant procedural rights that apply in Member States.
Obvestilo o pravicah lahko vključuje tudi druge zadevne procesne pravice, ki se uporabljajo v državah članicah.
Specific conditions and rules relating to the right of suspects or accused persons to have another person informed about their arrest or detention are to be determined by the Member States in their national law.
Države članice v nacionalnem pravu določijo posebne pogoje in pravila v zvezi s pravico osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb, da o svojem prijetju ali pridržanju obvestijo druge osebe.
As set out in the Roadmap, the exercise of that right should not prejudice the due course of the criminal proceedings.
V skladu z načrtom uveljavljanje navedene pravice ne bi smelo vplivati na potek kazenskega postopka.
This Directive is without prejudice to the provisions of national law concerning safety of persons remaining in detention facilities.
Ta direktiva ne vpliva na določbe nacionalnega prava o varnosti oseb, ki se nahajajo v prostorih za izvrševanje pridržanja.
Member States should ensure that, when providing information in accordance with this Directive, suspects or accused persons are provided, where necessary, with translations or interpretation into a language that they understand, in accordance with the standards set out in Directive 2010/64/EU.
Države članice bi morale zagotoviti, da se osumljenim ali obdolženim osebam, če je to potrebno, pri obveščanju v skladu s to direktivo nudi prevajanje in tolmačenje v jezik, ki ga razumejo, v skladu s standardi iz Direktive 2010/64/EU.
When providing suspects or accused persons with information in accordance with this Directive, competent authorities should pay particular attention to persons who cannot understand the content or meaning of the information, for example because of their youth or their mental or physical condition.
Pristojni organi bi morali pri obveščanju osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb v skladu s to direktivo posebno pozornost nameniti osebam, ki ne morejo razumeti vsebine ali pomena informacij, na primer zaradi svoje mladosti, psihičnega ali fizičnega stanja.
Persons accused of having committed a criminal offence should be given all the information on the accusation necessary to enable them to prepare their defence and to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings.
Osebam, obdolženim kaznivega dejanja, bi bilo treba o tem, česar so obdolžene, dati vse informacije, ki jih potrebujejo za pripravo svoje obrambe in da bi se zaščitila poštenost postopka.
The information provided to suspects or accused persons about the criminal act they are suspected or accused of having committed should be given promptly, and at the latest before their first official interview by the police or another competent authority, and without prejudicing the course of ongoing investigations.
Osumljene ali obdolžene osebe bi bilo treba o tem, da so osumljene ali obdolžene kaznivega dejanja obvestiti nemudoma in vsaj še pred prvim uradnim zaslišanjem na policiji ali drugim pristojnim organom, ne da bi to vplivalo na potek preiskave.
A description of the facts, including, where known, time and place, relating to the criminal act that the persons are suspected or accused of having committed and the possible legal classification of the alleged offence should be given in sufficient detail, taking into account the stage of the criminal proceedings when such a description is given, to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings and allow for an effective exercise of the rights of the defence.
Podati bi bilo treba dovolj podroben opis dejstev, vključno s časom in krajem, če sta znana, ter z možno pravno opredelitvijo domnevnega kaznivega dejanja, katerega so te osebe osumljene ali obdolžene, ob upoštevanju dela kazenskega postopka, v katerem je bil opis podan, da bi se zaščitila poštenost postopka in omogočilo učinkovito uveljavljanje pravice do obrambe.
Where, in the course of the criminal proceedings, the details of the accusation change to the extent that the position of suspects or accused persons is substantially affected, this should be communicated to them where necessary to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings and in due time to allow for an effective exercise of the rights of the defence.
Med kazenskim postopkom je treba osumljene ali obdolžene osebe obveščati o vseh spremembah obdolžitev, ki bi lahko bistveno vplivale na njihov položaj, kolikor je to potrebno, da se zaščiti poštenost postopka, ter pravočasno, da se omogoči učinkovito uveljavljanje pravice do obrambe.
Documents and, where appropriate, photographs, audio and video recordings, which are essential to challenging effectively the lawfulness of an arrest or detention of suspects or accused persons in accordance with national law, should be made available to suspects or accused persons or to their lawyers at the latest before a competent judicial authority is called to decide upon the lawfulness of the arrest or detention in accordance with Article 5(4) ECHR, and in due time to allow the effective exercise of the right to challenge the lawfulness of the arrest or detention.
Listine in, kadar je to primerno, fotografije ter avdio- in video posnetki, bistveni za učinkovito izpodbijanje v skladu z nacionalnim pravom, zakonitosti prijetja ali pridržanja osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb, bi morali biti navedenim osebam ali njihovim odvetnikom dostopni še preden pristojni pravosodni organ prične z odločanjem o zakonitosti prijetja ali pridržanja v skladu s členom 5(4) EKČP, ter pravočasno, da se omogoči učinkovito uveljavljanje pravice do izpodbijanja zakonitosti prijetja ali pridržanja.
For the purpose of this Directive, access to the material evidence, as defined in national law, whether for or against the suspect or accused person, which is in the possession of the competent authorities in relation to the specific criminal case, should include access to materials such as documents, and where appropriate photographs and audio and video recordings.
Za namene te direktive bi morala pravica dostopa do dokaznega gradiva, kot je opredeljeno v nacionalnem pravu in s katerim razpolagajo organi, pristojni za posamezno kazensko zadevo, ne glede na to ali je osumljeni ali obdolženi osebi v prid ali v breme, vključevati pravico dostopa do gradiva kot so listine in, kadar je to primerno, fotografije ter avdio- in video-posnetki.
Such materials may be contained in a case file or otherwise held by competent authorities in any appropriate way in accordance with national law.
Navedeno dokazno gradivo je lahko zajeto v spisu ali shranjeno pri pristojnih organih na drug ustrezen način v skladu z njihovim nacionalnim pravom.
Access to the material evidence in the possession of the competent authorities, whether for or against the suspect or accused person, as provided for under this Directive, may be refused, in accordance with national law, where such access may lead to a serious threat to the life or fundamental rights of another person or where refusal of such access is strictly necessary to safeguard an important public interest.
Dostop do dokaznega gradiva s katerim razpolagajo pristojni organi, določen v tej direktivi, se lahko, ne glede na to ali je v prid ali v breme osumljeni ali obdolženi osebi, zavrne v skladu z nacionalnim predpisom, če bi se z dostopom lahko resno ogrozilo življenje ali temeljne pravice druge osebe ali je nujno potrebno za zaščito bistvenega javnega interesa.
Any refusal of such access must be weighed against the rights of the defence of the suspect or accused person, taking into account the different stages of the criminal proceedings.
Vsako zavrnitev dostopa je treba pretehtati glede na pravico do obrambe osumljene ali obdolžene osebe, ob upoštevanju različnih delov kazenskega postopka.
Restrictions on such access should be interpreted strictly and in accordance with the principle of the right to a fair trial under the ECHR and as interpreted by the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.
Omejitve dostopa bi bilo treba razlagati restriktivno in v skladu z načelom pravice do poštenega sojenja, kot jo določa EKČP in razlaga sodna praksa Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
The right of access to the materials of a case should be without prejudice to the provisions of national law on the protection of personal data and the whereabouts of protected witnesses.
Pravica dostopa do gradiva zadeve ne bi smela posegati v določbe nacionalnega prava o varstvu osebnih podatkov in informacij o tem, kje se nahajajo zaščitene priče.
Access to the materials of the case, as provided for by this Directive, should be provided free of charge, without prejudice to provisions of national law providing for fees to be paid for documents to be copied from the case file or for sending materials to the persons concerned or to their lawyer.
Dostop do gradiva zadeve, kakor ga določa ta direktiva, bi moral biti brezplačen, brez poseganja v določbe nacionalnega prava o plačilu pristojbin za izdajo dvojnikov iz spisa ali stroškov pošiljanja gradiva zadevnim osebam ali njihovemu odvetniku.
Where information is provided in accordance with this Directive, the competent authorities should take note of this in accordance with existing recording procedures under national law and should not be subject to any additional obligation to introduce new mechanisms or to any additional administrative burden.
V primeru obveščanja v skladu s to direktivo bi morali pristojni organi to evidentirati v skladu z obstoječimi postopki evidentiranja v nacionalnem pravu in zaradi tega ne bi smeli imeti dodatnih upravnih bremen.
Suspects or accused persons or their lawyers should have the right to challenge, in accordance with national law, the possible failure or refusal of the competent authorities to provide information or to disclose certain materials of the case in accordance with this Directive.
V skladu z nacionalnim pravom bi morale imeti osumljene ali obdolžene osebe oziroma njihov odvetnik pravico izpodbijati odločitev pristojnih organov zaradi opustitve ali zavrnitve pravice dostopa do informacij ali razkritja določenega gradiva zadeve v skladu s to direktivo.
That right does not entail the obligation for Member States to provide for a specific appeal procedure, a separate mechanism, or a complaint procedure in which such failure or refusal may be challenged.
Ta pravica za države članice ne pomeni obveznosti uvajanja posebnega pritožbenega postopka, ločenega mehanizma ali pritožbenega postopka za izpodbijanje takšnih opustitev ali zavrnitev dostopa.
Without prejudice to judicial independence and to differences in the organisation of the judiciary across the Union, Member States should provide or encourage the provision of adequate training with respect to the objectives of this Directive to the relevant officials in Member States.
Brez poseganja v neodvisnost sodstva in razlike v organizaciji pravosodja v Uniji, bi morale države članice pristojnim uradnikom v državah članicah zagotoviti ustrezno usposabljanje o ciljih te direktive ali takšno usposabljanje spodbujati.
Member States should undertake all the necessary action to comply with this Directive.
Države članice bi morale sprejeti vse potrebne ukrepe za upoštevanje te direktive.
A practical and effective implementation of some of the provisions such as the obligation to provide suspects or accused persons with information about their rights in simple and accessible language could be achieved by different means including non-legislative measures such as appropriate training for the competent authorities or by a Letter of Rights drafted in simple and non-technical language so as to be easily understood by a lay person without any knowledge of criminal procedural law.
Praktično in učinkovito izvajanje nekaterih določb, na primer obveznosti obveščanja osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb o njihovih pravicah v preprostem in razumljivem jeziku, bi bilo mogoče zagotoviti na drugačen način, vključno z ukrepi, ki niso zakonodajni, kot je ustrezno usposabljanje pristojnih organov ali priprava obvestila o pravicah v preprostem in nestrokovnem jeziku, ki ga laična oseba lahko razume brez poznavanja kazenskega procesnega prava.
The right to written information about rights on arrest provided for in this Directive should also apply, mutatis mutandis, to persons arrested for the purpose of the execution of a European Arrest Warrant under Council Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA of 13 June 2002 on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States [7].
Pravica do pisne obveščenosti o pravicah ob prijetju, ki jih zagotavlja ta direktiva, bi se s potrebnimi prilagoditvami morala uporabljati tudi za osebe, prijete zaradi izvrševanja evropskega naloga za prijetje v skladu z Okvirnim sklepom Sveta 2002/584/PNZ z dne 13. junija 2002 o evropskem nalogu za prijetje in postopkih predaje med državami članicami [7].
To help Member States draw up a Letter of Rights for such persons, a model is provided in Annex II.
V pomoč državam članicam pri oblikovanju obvestila o pravicah teh oseb je v Prilogi II prikazan vzorec.
That model is indicative and may be subject to review in the context of the Commission’s report on implementation of this Directive and also once all the Roadmap measures have come into force.
Ta vzorec je okviren in se lahko v okviru poročila Komisije o izvajanju te direktive in ob začetku veljavnosti vseh ukrepov načrta spremeni.
This Directive sets minimum rules.
S to direktivo so določena minimalna pravila.
Member States may extend the rights set out in this Directive in order to provide a higher level of protection also in situations not explicitly dealt with in this Directive.
Države članice bi morale imeti možnost dopolnitve pravic iz te direktive, da bi tako zagotovile višjo raven varstva tudi v primerih, ki v tej direktivi niso izrecno obravnavani.
The level of protection should never fall below the standards provided by the ECHR as interpreted in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.
Raven varstva nikoli ne bi smela biti nižja od standardov, ki so določeni z EKČP in kakor jih razlaga sodna praksa Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
This Directive respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised by the Charter.
V tej direktivi so upoštevane temeljne pravice in načela, ki jih priznava Listina.
In particular, this Directive seeks to promote the right to liberty, the right to a fair trial and the rights of the defence.
Ta direktiva si zlasti prizadeva za krepitev pravice do svobode, pravice do poštenega sojenja in pravice do obrambe.
It should be implemented accordingly.
Izvajati bi jo bilo treba temu ustrezno.
The provisions of this Directive that correspond to rights guaranteed by the ECHR should be interpreted and implemented consistently with those rights, as interpreted in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.
Določbe te direktive, ki ustrezajo pravicam, ki jih zagotavlja EKČP, bi bilo treba razlagati in izvajati skladno s temi pravicami, kakor jih razlaga sodna praksa Evropskega sodišča za človekove pravice.
Since the objective of this Directive, namely establishing common minimum standards relating to the right to information in criminal proceedings, cannot be achieved by Member States acting unilaterally, at national, regional or local level, and can therefore, by reason of its scale and effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union.
Ker cilja te direktive, in sicer vzpostavitve skupnih minimalnih standardov glede pravice do obveščenosti v kazenskem postopku, države članice ne morejo zadovoljivo doseči enostransko na nacionalni, regionalni ali lokalni ravni, in ker je ta cilj zaradi njegovega obsega in učinkov lažje doseči na ravni Unije, lahko Unija sprejme ukrepe v skladu z načelom subsidiarnosti iz člena 5 Pogodbe o Evropski uniji.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, as set out in that Article, this Directive does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective.
V skladu z načelom sorazmernosti iz istega člena ta direktiva ne presega tistega, kar je potrebno za doseganje navedenega cilja.
In accordance with Articles 1 and 2 of the Protocol (No 22) on the position of Denmark, annexed to the Treaty on European Union and to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, Denmark is not taking part in the adoption of this Directive and is not bound by it or subject to its application,
V skladu s členoma 1 in 2 Protokola o stališču Danske (št. 22), ki je priložen Pogodbi o Evropski uniji in Pogodbi o delovanju Evropske unije, Danska ne sodeluje pri sprejetju te direktive, ki zato zanjo ni zavezujoča in se v njej ne uporablja –
This Directive lays down rules concerning the right to information of suspects or accused persons, relating to their rights in criminal proceedings and to the accusation against them.
Ta direktiva določa pravila glede pravice do obveščenosti osumljenih ali obdolženih oseb o njihovih pravicah v okviru kazenskega postopka in obdolžitvah zoper njih.
It also lays down rules concerning the right to information of persons subject to a European Arrest Warrant relating to their rights.
Prav tako določa pravila glede pravice do obveščenosti oseb, za katere je izdan evropski nalog za prijetje, o njihovih pravicah.
This Directive applies from the time persons are made aware by the competent authorities of a Member State that they are suspected or accused of having committed a criminal offence until the conclusion of the proceedings, which is understood to mean the final determination of the question whether the suspect or accused person has committed the criminal offence, including, where applicable, sentencing and the resolution of any appeal.
Ta direktiva se uporablja od trenutka, ko pristojni organi države članice seznanijo osebe, da so osumljene ali obdolžene kaznivega dejanja, do zaključka postopka, torej dokončne in pravnomočne odločbe o tem, ali je osumljena oziroma obdolžena oseba storila kaznivo dejanje in glede na primer, vključno z izrekom kazni ter odločitvijo o vseh pritožbah.