listed for mention

Slovak translation: stanoviť termín pojednávania na prejednanie doterajšieho priebehu (trestného) procesu

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English term or phrase:listed for mention
Slovak translation:stanoviť termín pojednávania na prejednanie doterajšieho priebehu (trestného) procesu
Entered by: denisaherel

20:11 Oct 12, 2010
English to Slovak translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / lawyer to client letter
English term or phrase: listed for mention
Can somebody advise me on the Slovak equivalent of this phrase, as mentioned in the following sentence?

In light of this your Barrister advised you that in his opinion the best course of action would be to enter a not guilty plea to Section 18 wounding and ask for the case to be listed for mention to allow the prosecution to try and contact the complainant.

Thank you for any suggestions!
denisaherel
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:50
stanoviť termín pojednávania na prejednanie doterajšieho priebehu (trestného) procesu
Explanation:
When any case comes before the Crown Court the first (meaningful) hearing is known as the Pleas and Case Management Hearing. If a defendant pleads 'guilty' then the matter will proceed to a sentence hearing. If 'not guilty' then a trial will need to be held and therefore various 'directions' are given by the judge for both sides to complete any necessary work before the trial date, which can often be set at this time. The aim of these hearings is to try and eliminate the need for any further court hearings before the trial is heard - however, things don't always go to plan...
The use of a 'mention hearing' can be to deal with all manner of things which could include (though not an exhaustive list) any outstanding issues of prosecution evidence disclosure, unexpected witness availablity difficulties, having to change a trial date and/or venue, preliminary arguments over issues of law or admissability of evidence (if before the nominated trial judge): either the court, prosecution or defence can ask for a case to be listed 'for mention' if matters cannot be resolved administratively and a judge is needed to make decisions in relation to a forthcoming trial.

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http://www.suffolk.police.uk/NR/rdonlyres/260BA8E2-D659-4DBC...

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Mohla by si tam možno dodať "problémov/prekážok" v priebehu...., ale asi by to bolo príliš dlhé.
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Rad Graban (X)
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3prve (predbezne) vypocutie v pripade
Ivana Gunglova
3stanoviť termín pojednávania na prejednanie doterajšieho priebehu (trestného) procesu
Rad Graban (X)


  

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prve (predbezne) vypocutie v pripade


Explanation:
Podla info na nete by som davala: "...a poziadat o prve vypocutie v pripade, aby sa obzaloba mohla pokusit skontaktovat zalobcu."

napr. The first hearing date is known as a Mention.
The case only proceeds on a Mention date if the accused is pleading guilty and the case is short and ready to proceed.


    Reference: http://brendanwilkinson.net/about-the-law/
Ivana Gunglova
Local time: 16:50
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Native speaker of: Native in SlovakSlovak
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Asker: dakujem!

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stanoviť termín pojednávania na prejednanie doterajšieho priebehu (trestného) procesu


Explanation:
When any case comes before the Crown Court the first (meaningful) hearing is known as the Pleas and Case Management Hearing. If a defendant pleads 'guilty' then the matter will proceed to a sentence hearing. If 'not guilty' then a trial will need to be held and therefore various 'directions' are given by the judge for both sides to complete any necessary work before the trial date, which can often be set at this time. The aim of these hearings is to try and eliminate the need for any further court hearings before the trial is heard - however, things don't always go to plan...
The use of a 'mention hearing' can be to deal with all manner of things which could include (though not an exhaustive list) any outstanding issues of prosecution evidence disclosure, unexpected witness availablity difficulties, having to change a trial date and/or venue, preliminary arguments over issues of law or admissability of evidence (if before the nominated trial judge): either the court, prosecution or defence can ask for a case to be listed 'for mention' if matters cannot be resolved administratively and a judge is needed to make decisions in relation to a forthcoming trial.

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Note added at 12 hrs (2010-10-13 08:50:47 GMT)
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http://www.suffolk.police.uk/NR/rdonlyres/260BA8E2-D659-4DBC...

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Note added at 12 hrs (2010-10-13 09:06:05 GMT)
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Mohla by si tam možno dodať "problémov/prekážok" v priebehu...., ale asi by to bolo príliš dlhé.

Rad Graban (X)
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:50
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in SlovakSlovak
PRO pts in category: 81
Notes to answerer
Asker: na dlzke nezalezi az tak velmi, takze to tam mozem zapracovat. Dakujem za tip!

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