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1 admission of guilt
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2 admission of guilt confession
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > admission of guilt confession
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3 admission
визнання; допуск ( до чогось або кудись); передача на поруки; часткове визнання виниadmission by a person in privity with a party in litigation — визнання факту особою, яка має спільний інтерес із стороною в процесі
admission into criminal trials of evidence procured through illegal searches — прийнятність у судовому розгляді доказів, здобутих шляхом незаконних обшуків
- admission by bailadmission to the practice of law — допуск до юридичної практики (до ведення справ), дозвіл на юридичну (адвокатську) практику
- admission by conduct
- admission by demurrer
- admission fee
- admission into criminal trials
- admission of alien
- admission of case
- admission of confession
- admission of evidence
- admission of guilt
- admission of guilt confession
- admission of offence
- admission of offense
- admission of the fact
- admission to bail
- admission to citizenship
- admission to membership
- admission to probate
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4 deny
відмовляти; брати назад; заважати, перешкоджати; спростовувати, суперечити, не погоджуватися; оскаржувати; відхиляти ( щось); не дозволяти- deny a claimdeny interrogator's accusations — заперечувати звинувачення, висунуті слідчим
- deny a licence
- deny a license
- deny a motion
- deny a permit
- deny a plea for clemency
- deny a prosecution
- deny a request
- deny a right
- deny a visa
- deny accusation
- deny admission
- deny amnesty
- deny assistance of lawyer
- deny bail
- deny flatly
- deny guilt
- deny in chief
- deny inventive level
- deny justice
- deny landing rights
- deny on oath
- deny one's signature
- deny one's words
- deny parole
- deny participation
- deny previous conviction
- deny prosecution
- deny rehearing
- deny sanction for arrest
- deny under oath
- deny validity
- deny voting right
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