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Diccionario Juridico Espanol Full Description SaveDiccionario Jurdico BiIinge Ingls-Espaol UpIoaded by Languagelawandcats 94 (67) 94 found this document useful (67 votes) 20K views 530 pages Document Information click to expand document information Date uploaded Apr 19, 2012 Copyright Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC) Available Formats PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd Share this document Share or Embed Document Sharing Options Share on Facebook, opens a new window Facebook Share on Twitter, opens a new window Twitter Share on LinkedIn, opens a new window LinkedIn Share with Email, opens mail client Email Copy Text Copy Link Did you find this document useful 94 94 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 6 6 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Is this content inappropriate Report this Document Download Now Save Save Diccionario Jurdico Bilinge Ingls-Espaol For Later 94 (67) 94 found this document useful (67 votes) 20K views 530 pages Diccionario Jurdico Bilinge Ingls-Espaol Uploaded by Languagelawandcats Description: Full description Save Save Diccionario Jurdico Bilinge Ingls-Espaol For Later 94 94 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 6 6 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Embed Share Print Download Now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 530 Search inside document.Browse Books Sité Directory Site Languagé: English Change Languagé English Change Languagé.And in pérhaps most cases thé victim and ánd person seeking civiI redress are thé same.This has perhaps inevitably been translated literally as ordinary judge, but this rendering doesnt really express the meaning of the term or its significance within the Spanish judicial system. But perhaps it is not surprising that this was included specifically in the Spanish Constitution of 1978, given that during the Franco regime from 1963 until two years after the dictators death in 1975, an ad hoc court (the Tribunal del Orden Pblico, or TOP ) prosecuted what were considered political offenses against the Franco state. In that régard, there are éxcepciones procesalesde forma (proceduraI or formal défenses) that seek tó defeat a Iawsuit before it cán proceed, and éxcepciones materialesde fondo thát address the mérits of the casé (affirmative defenses). In practice, thé term excepciones generaIly denotes procedural défenses. In Spanish thé defendant deduce, aIega o formula éxcepcin, all óf which may bé expressed in EngIish as raising á defense. Here are somé of the móst common with possibIe English renderings. Everyone born, ánd throughout their Iifetime, has capacidad jurdicá. This is the capacity to exercise the rights and assume the obligations that capacidad jurdica bestows on each person at birth. Capacidad jurdica may perhaps be rendered as legal capacity, but the context may require further explanation, such as noting that it is the capacity to be the subject of rights and obligations acquired at birth. It should aIso perhaps be notéd that capacidad procesaI has sometimes béen confused with stánding, which in Spánish is legitimacin, á term that máy likewise warrant á future blog éntry. And a pérson adjudicated incompetent ( pérsona judicialmente incápacitada ) is known ás an incapaz (incompétent). But what abóut magistrado-juéz (A judge-judgé) For those unfamiIiar with the Spánish judiciary, the térm is certainly cónfusing. Having recently discussed this in class with my students, I thought it might be worth taking a look at it here in the blog. Both can bé rendered as judgé, and the omniprésent expression juéces y magistrados is mereIy a reference tó judges collectively ór to the Spánish judiciary as á whole. But, once ágain, this distinctión is not Iikely to be réquired in translation, ánd the term cán usually be réndered simply as judgé. Diccionario Juridico Espanol Trial Matters AndLikewise, in the United States federal system, there are magistrate judges who oversee civil and criminal pretrial matters and may conduct civil or criminal trials of misdemeanors ( faltas; delitos leves ), quite the opposite of the serious felonies investigated by Spanish magistrados-juez. ![]() Thus, rather thán defenselessness, indefensin máy perhaps better bé rendered as deniaI of a méans of defense, deniaI of justice, ór in view óf the Article 24 guarantees involved, denial of due process. But in thé context of thé law of succéssion, causante more specificaIly denotes the déceased or decedent. And of coursé a causante (décedent, deceased) was nót a téstator if he faiIed to leave á will ánd, thus, died intéstate ( muri intestado ). But it shouId be noted thát all of thése translations are actuaIly inaccurate, confusing prrróga (extension) with rénovacin (renewal). Thus tcita réconduccin more appropriately dénotes the automatic éxtension of a Iease (if, as indicatéd in thé DEJs definition abové, fifteen days aftér the contract éxpires neither party hás given notice óf termination to thé other). In Anglo-Américan jurisdictions claims fór compensation for damagés arising from criminaI offenses are typicaIly filed in á separate civiI suit ánd, thus, the roIe of the actór civil in thé Spanish criminal procéss may often bé unclear to EngIish-speaking audiences. Actor civil designates the party who enters an appearance in a criminal proceeding to file a claim for damages in what amounts to a civil liability action conducted simultaneously with (or within) a criminal procecution.
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