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1 prosecution
[ˌprɒsɪ'kjuːʃn]1) dir. (institution of charge) procedimento m. giudiziario2) dir. (party)the prosecution — (private individual) l'accusa; (state, Crown) la pubblica accusa, il pubblico ministero
3) form. (of war, research) prosecuzione f.in the prosecution of one's duties — nell'adempimento delle proprie funzioni, nel compimento del proprio dovere
* * *1) ((an) act of prosecuting or process of being prosecuted: He faces prosecution for drunken driving; There are numerous prosecutions for this offence every year.) procedimento giudiziario, processo2) (the person/people bringing a legal action, including the lawyer(s) representing them: First the prosecution stated its case, then the defence.) accusa* * *[ˌprɒsɪ'kjuːʃn]1) dir. (institution of charge) procedimento m. giudiziario2) dir. (party)the prosecution — (private individual) l'accusa; (state, Crown) la pubblica accusa, il pubblico ministero
3) form. (of war, research) prosecuzione f.in the prosecution of one's duties — nell'adempimento delle proprie funzioni, nel compimento del proprio dovere
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2 jewel
['dʒuːəl]1) (gem) gemma f.; (piece of jewellery) gioiello m.2) tecn. (in watch) rubino m.3) fig. (person) gioiello m., perla f.; (town, object) gioiello m.* * *['‹u:əl](a precious stone: rubies, emeralds and other jewels.) gemma- jewelled- jeweller
- jewellery* * *jewel /ˈdʒu:əl/n.2 (spec. al pl.) gioiello; gioia3 (fig.) gioiello; tesoro; perla: a jewel of a town, una città che è un gioiello; You're a jewel!, sei un tesoro!● (zool.) jewel-beetle, buprestide □ jewel box (o jewel case), astuccio per gioielli; portagioie; ( anche) contenitore di cd □ the jewel house, le sale dei gioielli della Corona inglese ( nella Torre di Londra) □ the jewel in the crown, il fiore all'occhiello; motivo di vanto.* * *['dʒuːəl]1) (gem) gemma f.; (piece of jewellery) gioiello m.2) tecn. (in watch) rubino m.3) fig. (person) gioiello m., perla f.; (town, object) gioiello m. -
3 court *****
[kɔːt]1. n2) (also: tennis court) campo da tennis3) (royal) corte f2. vt(woo) corteggiare, fare la corte a, (fig: favour, popularity) cercare di conquistare, (death, disaster) sfiorare, rasentare3. vi oldCulin corteggiarsiSee:Cultural note: COURT In Inghilterra, Galles e Irlanda del Nord i processi penali per i reati più gravi si svolgono nella "Crown Court", davanti a un giudice e a una giuria popolare formata da 12 giurati. I reati minori sono invece di competenza delle "magistrates' courts", di fronte a un magistrato ma senza giuria. Le "local courts" si occupano della maggior parte dei processi civili di minore entità, mentre quelli più complessi vengono giudicati dalla "High Court". In appello, sia i processi penali che quelli civili si svolgono in primo grado di fronte alla " Court of Appeal" e in ultima istanza di fronte alla Camera dei Lord. Nel sistema giudiziario scozzese la High Court of Justiciary si occupa dei processi penali per i reati più gravi e le sheriff courts di quelli per i reati minori. La Court of Session rappresenta il tribunale civile di grado superiore. federal court www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/
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