~ C i ~ ~ l m S f l $ f~i U ~ ~ L ~ I L T ~ F I N ~ N ~ ~extended ~ ~ S I or @ interpreted JJY by analog). However, certain offences are not clearly defined in the Liilamqg UerqNgw6Ss'SLQimsAnnk Code. thus leave them ooen to interoretation. At1 : ~ ~ s " l r r 8 ~ d f l f l k ~ a ~ f i ~gtg:hr5~6m ~fl~~syl1 .attempt' ~ to commit a felony or tnisdetneanour ~ ~ ~ U m r u i i ~ m,,uaijsubl u r ~ u f i g u a z f i gy e has been defined in Article 27 of the Code. 'Attempt' is also a misdetneanour, i n the cases FI@~~Qfm~iCiaqhblIm bm i ~ L f i k f l f l q 9 "us ~ r provided for by law, for certain criminal esija,, LuL;WuaFI@uq13nr&i8nrCiJrjiObNLMIj offences prescribed in the Code. Since Article 27 covers an attempt to commit a felony, no u e r @ a t m 6 s s w s i ~ a q a ~ ~ u ~r a m f lr m~ q~ attempt r ~ l ~ to commit this crime has been a i ~ i f i f i u g + i j b ~ ~~~g; q f i gE S M S ~prescribed ~ elsewhere in the Code. isafius~sutl~ufiguez~fitj $w~mmr6j$rs]tiis bm ~fiFIrs:rqlu'l ~ .. .. . . . . . i ? ~: i k m ~ s i r In order to facilitate the understanding the following remarks might be helpful: z~ar~m~~baws~u~~~~ldi: ~ J U M L b90 ~ I S i s ~ f i ~ ~ n ~ i0ii; 9 s y l.mm!rulfig Bbritfirunrrwl-r Liilbnm$@ :ILTk!s*ILTiS 'Usm!hlfiy 8b * isjfi8~rsl:rsr ~~ 'Torture and acts of cruelty' are prescribed in Article 2 10 of the Code. However. ~ s w s m r f i n n k .torture, or .acts of cruelty, itself is not I " W individually defined. ~ . . . ,: . . ., w s' ~. .~, h ~ c?: l. .r'6S: ~' ,f.i i b ~ f i u ~ ntj,ijchw~m gsy : , , A number of Articles of the Code, namely Articles 217. 451 and 456 prescribe @offetlces ~ m ~related ~ ~ to .violence,, Witllout a clear b 9 s.~,. .4 $~ G:, !~.,~. ~ % V@ . L ~T I. , i ~ a f i u ~ .. . . . ,... bb : ;. -: usrii!$?r.: .: ;'qbnrfii8nrQswsmrhnnk . definition of 'violence' I am curious to learn . .. ... ' .., . , , . . how legal practice will deal with this difficulty. ; :ucrs*&. . "vaGtgr @jiJrns~j&&Knsrm: jwsmr : ~ $ t 7 i 8. ~ 4.., 6, 3 j .i ~. . r. 3~.. i,r ~ ~ r g u $ U ~ b r i : ~ m u ~ t j , o r E ~ m ~ & .... ~ ~.- r i s i r j n 7 i i s ~ ? knnkmrt~5miij , , I ~ ~ I L T ? $ J"16jbi$]fi.. ~~" :a LqrmsrL,qa wImgILT 6SSqbIfiu . R ~ ~ ~ miiJ The terms 'specific' 'other' and 'special' have beeti used in certan articles of the Code. They appear to be ordinary in nature in I@'Vr tile Khiner language, however the meaning shifts igr 6 ~ i s ~ h n 7 h n ~ h r g c~l r~ s * I L T ~ b ~ ~ m l @markedly c j g r in the English text. Desoite several r@sr i s l i ~ c h w s m i l l ~ m f i $ ~ d n $ s c h ~ ~ ~discussions ~r~~fium with ~ national judges on ;heir usage, gsmsdrm:LmILT there seems to be no com~non appropriate r~u~ismrtL~miij~brS~~ solution. Please refer to Article 668 of this Code clrcr~clrunm%ILTr~ILTr Q ~ ~ ~ as an~ example J reflecting ~ the~ usage ~of these~ rnrnm~hl@i~ i l 3 ~ m m l $ : ~ @ t l l ~ f i l i l l i ~ f i m f i terms. j~tl mii~~ars:~8chwsSwmu~qamm Page I 111 L ~