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1 quash a sentence
юр.Н.П. отменить наказание, отменить приговор, отменять наказание, отменять приговор -
2 sentence
1. nto ask for a 20-year prison sentence for smb — требовать 20-летнего тюремного заключения для кого-л.
to commute the death sentence to life imprisonment — заменять смертный приговор пожизненным тюремным заключением
to give smb minimal sentence — давать кому-л. минимальный срок ( заключения)
to hand down / out a sentence — выносить приговор; оглашать приговор
to impose a sentence on smb — выносить приговор кому-л.
to repeal / to rescind / to revoke a sentence — отменять приговор
- appeal against a death sentenceto suspend a sentence — приостанавливать исполнение приговора; задерживать вступление приговора в силу
- brutal sentence
- custodial sentence
- execution of a sentence
- exemplary sentence
- expiry of a sentence
- heavy prison sentence
- just sentence
- lengthy jail sentence
- lenient sentence
- life sentence
- light sentence
- mild sentence
- noncustodial sentence
- overlenient sentence
- pending sentence
- reduction of sentence
- repeal of a sentence
- soft sentence
- stiff sentence
- suspended sentence
- unjust sentence
- unsubstantiated sentence 2. vприговаривать, выносить приговор, осуждатьto sentence conditionally — приговаривать / осуждать условно
to sentence smb in absentia — приговаривать кого-л. заочно
to sentence smb to be shot by a firing-squad — приговаривать кого-л. к расстрелу
to sentence smb to death — приговаривать кого-л. к смертной казне
to sentence smb to hang — приговаривать кого-л. к смертной казни через повешение
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3 motion
1) предложение (вносимое в парламенте, на конференции и т.п.)2) ходатайство ( в суде)•motion after arraignment — ходатайство, заявленное после предъявления обвинения;
motion for judg(e)ment of acquittal — ходатайство об оправдании;
motion for new trial — ходатайство о пересмотре дела;
motion in arrest of judg(e)ment — 1. ходатайство о приостановлении исполнения судебного решения 2. ходатайство о невынесении вердикта или приговора ввиду дефектов обвинительного акта;
motion in court — ходатайство, заявленное в суде;
to deny a motion — отказать в ходатайстве;
motion to dismiss — 1. ходатайство об отводе 2. ходатайство об отклонении иска или обвинения 3. ходатайство о прекращении дела
motion to dismiss the indictment — ходатайство об отклонении обвинительного акта;
motion to dissolve — 1. предложение о роспуске парламента 2. ходатайство о прекращении дела о столкновении патентных притязаний;
to grant a motion — удовлетворить ходатайство;
to make a motion — выступить с предложением или заявить ходатайство;
motion to quash — ходатайство об отмене, об аннулировании, о признании недействительным;
motion to quash the indictment — ходатайство об аннулировании обвинительного акта; to satisfy a motion удовлетворить ходатайство;
- closure motionmotion to withdraw — ходатайство об отказе ( обвинителя) от обвинения
- composite motion
- delayed motion
- dilatory motion
- guillotine motion
- interlocutory motion
- oral motion
- post-judgement motion
- post-judgment motion
- post-sentence motion
- post-trial motion
- post-verdict motion
- pre-judgement motion
- pre-judgment motion
- pre-sentence motion
- pre-trial motion
- pre-verdict motion
- privileged motion
- renewed motion
- second motion
- substantive motion
- successive motion
- unwritten motion
- written motion
- verbal motion* * *• /law/ ходатайство• /vt/ внести предложение
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