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1 conviction of less offense
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > conviction of less offense
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2 conviction of less offence
= conviction of less offense визнання винним у злочині, що є менш небезпечним ніж той, що інкримінується за обвинувальним актом; визнання винним у злочині, що інкримінується за заявою про вчинення злочинуEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > conviction of less offence
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3 conviction
засудження, визнання винним; вирок; обвинувальний вирок; судимість; переконаність- conviction at the same assizesconviction on the same indictment — засудження за злочин, поставлений у вину за початково затвердженим (винесеним) великим журі обвинувальним актом
- conviction in the Senate
- conviction of legislator
- conviction of less offence
- conviction of less offense
- conviction of bribery
- conviction of offence
- conviction of offense
- conviction of offender
- conviction of treason
- conviction on a charge
- conviction on indictment
- conviction on information
- conviction proof
- conviction records
- conviction thereof
- conviction to be proved
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