Feb 21, 2017 17:31
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English term
Crowns and defense bar
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Hola! Está hablando de las personas involucradas en un juicio:
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Appellate courts
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Crowns and defence bar
Family law lawyers
Civil bar
¿Alguna sugerencia para crowns and defense bar?
Gracias!!
Occasional audience: The outsiders
Appellate courts
Your colleagues
Crowns and defence bar
Family law lawyers
Civil bar
¿Alguna sugerencia para crowns and defense bar?
Gracias!!
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
2 | Fiscalía del Reino y Abogados de la Defensa | Robert Forstag |
References
En Canadá... | Patricia Patho |
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Fiscalía del Reino y Abogados de la Defensa
Seems to be the meaning, with reference to the UK or another constitutional monarchy.
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Reference:
En Canadá...
Who is the Crown?
In court, you’ll hear lawyers and judges talk about “the Crown” or “a Crown.” They are almost always talking about an assistant crown attorney or a federal prosecutor.
An assistant crown attorney is a government lawyer who prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the provincial Ministry of Attorney General. A federal prosecutor is also a government lawyer who does the same thing for the federal Department of Justice. Unless you are charged with a drug-related or tax-related offence, your case will most-likely be prosecuted by an assistant crown attorney.
There are many different assistant crown attorneys and federal prosecutors in each courthouse.
In some courthouses, staff from the crown attorney’s office (often called the “crown’s office”) will assist with first appearance court.
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«That is why public prosecutors are referred to, in Canada, as "Crown" prosecutors and criminal cases take the form of "The Crown vs. John Doe" or "Regina vs. John Doe", Regina being Latin for "The Queen».
In court, you’ll hear lawyers and judges talk about “the Crown” or “a Crown.” They are almost always talking about an assistant crown attorney or a federal prosecutor.
An assistant crown attorney is a government lawyer who prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the provincial Ministry of Attorney General. A federal prosecutor is also a government lawyer who does the same thing for the federal Department of Justice. Unless you are charged with a drug-related or tax-related offence, your case will most-likely be prosecuted by an assistant crown attorney.
There are many different assistant crown attorneys and federal prosecutors in each courthouse.
In some courthouses, staff from the crown attorney’s office (often called the “crown’s office”) will assist with first appearance court.
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«That is why public prosecutors are referred to, in Canada, as "Crown" prosecutors and criminal cases take the form of "The Crown vs. John Doe" or "Regina vs. John Doe", Regina being Latin for "The Queen».
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