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1 expediency principle
expediency principle LAW Opportunitätsprinzip n (Verfolgungsermessen der Staatsanwaltschaft: Einschreiten nur dann, wenn das nach ihrem pflichtgemäßen Ermessen im öffentlichen Interesse liegt; opposite: principle of upholding the law = Legalitätsprinzip = Gegensatz)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > expediency principle
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2 principle of upholding the law
principle of upholding the law LAW Legalitätsprinzip n (prosecution of all cases where an offence may have occurred; im Strafverfahren die Pflicht der Staatsanwaltschaft, bei hinreichendem Tatverdacht wegen aller gesetzlich strafbaren Handlungen Klage zu erheben; opposite: expediency principle = Opportunitätsprinzip)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > principle of upholding the law
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