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The extent of the problem varies greatly between prisons. Various programmes have been put into place to attempt to control/reduce it, including the provision of protected 240 V supplies to cells, 12 V supplies and the provision of rechargeable batteries. Implementation of these programmes has sometimes been compromised by the cost of the necessary modifications, so a variety of systems may be found in practice. HM inspectorate of prisons Immigration Rule paragraph 336 provides that an asylum claim which does not meet the criteria set out in paragraph 334/A will be refused. There are no tiny circles in the boxplot, which means there are no outliers in our dataset. Step 3: Perform Simple Linear Regression Q-Q plot: This plot is useful for determining if the residuals follow a normal distribution. If the data values in the plot fall along a roughly straight line at a 45-degree angle, then the data is normally distributed: #create Q-Q plot for residuals For some years, safety advisors from MOJ's Corporate Health and Safety Branch have carried out periodic inspections of public sector prisons in England and Wales, and provided advice and training for those establishments under a service level agreement (SLA) to the Prison Service. SLA's include audit and specialist monitoring. Governors are required to submit an action plan to remedy deficiencies. All quarterly audit reports are submitted for NOMS Board discussion and review Risk assessment and staffing levels

Where the person concerned is regarded (on the available evidence) as not having possessed the required understanding and intent, due to, for example, immaturity (see section application in respect of children, insanity, mental illness, involuntary intoxication, a fundamental aspect of the excludable act is missing and no individual responsibility arises for the act in question. In such cases the individual would not fall within the scope of Article 1F and must not be excluded. If you consider that an individual is responsible for an excludable act, you must go on to consider whether one of the defences is applicable before deciding whether the individual should be excluded. Defences Suggested topics/trails for an audit approach include: health and safety management, custodial operations, estate management, prison industries or farms, violence to staff, microbiological issues, occupational health. If any problems are found during a visit, these should be raised with the appropriate manager. Because of the nature of the relationship between prisoners and staff, it can cause problems if prisoners become privy to faults that may have been found, or if management are openly criticised in front of them. Prisoners are not regarded as employees (see paras 13 and 61), and it follows that they do not have the right to be kept informed of relevant information under HSW Act s.28(8). The anti- smoking legislation is not applicable to prisons as cells are defined as 'domestic premises'. Inspectors should apply the principles of HSWA section 2 and the Management Regulations. The prison establishment is expected to carry out an assessment of the risks exposed to staff and in consultation with staff devise some reasonably practicable control measures. This might include some of the same controls identified for controlling smoke from cell fires such as improved ventilation and mobile ventilation units. Reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations 1995 (RIDDOR)

Under the International Criminal Court (Rome) Statute definitions (Articles 25 and 30), a person will have criminal responsibility if they aid, abet or otherwise assist in the commission or attempted commission of a war crime, crime against humanity or genocide with the intention of facilitating the commission of such a crime.

v. In so acting the person claiming the defence does not intend to cause a greater harm than the one sought to be avoided. The use of reasonable and necessary force to defend oneself may be a valid defence. Similarly, reasonable and proportionate action to defend another person or property which is essential for their survival, against an imminent and unlawful use of force may also provide a defence to criminal responsibility in certain circumstances. Punished or pardoned for the crime or act their own personal involvement and role in the organisation including any contribution they made towards the commission of war crimes the exclusion provisions under Article 1(F) which sets out persons to whom the Refugee Convention shall not apply

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Further guidance is given in processing asylum applications from children. Official – sensitive: start of section The overall burden remains on the respondent to establish that there are serious reasons for considering that the appellant did not act under duress.