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1 pretore
m magistrate* * *pretore s.m.1 magistrate; ( giudice) lower court judge; (dir. antiq.) police magistrate // pretore d'assalto, campaigning magistrate2 (st. romana) praetor.* * *[pre'tore]sostantivo maschile1) dir. magistrate, lower court judge2) stor. praetor* * *pretore/pre'tore/ ⇒ 18, 1sostantivo m.1 dir. magistrate, lower court judge2 stor. praetor. -
2 pretura
f magistrates' court* * *pretura s.f.1 (dir.) magistrate's court2 ( l'edificio) magistrate's courthouse3 (st. romana) praetorship.* * *[pre'tura]sostantivo femminile1) dir. magistrate's court2) stor. praetorship* * *pretura/pre'tura/sostantivo f.1 dir. magistrate's court2 stor. praetorship. -
3 vicepretura
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4 pretura sf
[pre'tura](Dir : sede) magistrate's court Brit, circuit o superior court Am, (insieme dei pretori) magistracy -
5 pretura
sf [pre'tura](Dir : sede) magistrate's court Brit, circuit o superior court Am, (insieme dei pretori) magistracy -
6 giudice
m judgegiudice istruttore examining magistrategiudice di gara referee* * *giudice s.m.1 (dir.) judge; justice: il giudice Rossi, Mr Justice Rossi; giudice istruttore, investigating magistrate (o judge); giudice della corte d'appello, judge of appeals; il giudice superiore (dell'appello), the upper judge; giudice di pace, justice of the peace; giudice popolare, (uomo) juryman, (donna) jurywoman; giudice fallimentare, bankruptcy judge (o referee in bankruptcy); giudice per le indagini preliminari (abbr. GIP), magistrate in charge of preliminary investigations, investigating magistrate; essere nominato giudice, to be appointed judge; (in Gran Bretagna) to be raised to the Bench2 (estens.) judge: i giudici della mostra, the judges of the exhibition; giudice di gara, judge; umpire; giudice d'arrivo, finish line judge; giudice di linea, (calcio) linesman, (tennis) line judge; (tennis) giudice di sedia, umpire; erigersi a giudice, to set oneself up as a judge; essere buon giudice di qlco., to be a good judge of sthg.; non sei buon giudice, you are no judge // il giudice supremo, (Dio) the Supreme Judge.* * *['dʒuditʃe]sostantivo maschile1) dir. judgecomparire davanti al giudice — to appear before the magistrate o the court, to be up before the judge
erigersi a giudice (di qcs.) — to sit in judgment (on o over sth.)
2) (di gioco, concorso) judge3) (persona competente) judgeessere un buon, cattivo giudice — to be a good, bad judge
•giudice di gara — sport judge, umpire
giudice per le indagini preliminari — = examining justice, examining magistrate
giudice di linea — sport lines o touch judge
giudice popolare — jury member, juror
* * *giudice/'dʒudit∫e/ ⇒ 1, 18sostantivo m.1 dir. judge; comparire davanti al giudice to appear before the magistrate o the court, to be up before the judge; erigersi a giudice (di qcs.) to sit in judgment (on o over sth.)2 (di gioco, concorso) judge3 (persona competente) judge; essere un buon, cattivo giudice to be a good, bad judgegiudice di gara sport judge, umpire; giudice per le indagini preliminari = examining justice, examining magistrate; giudice di linea sport lines o touch judge; giudice di pace Justice of the Peace; giudice popolare jury member, juror. -
7 magistrato
law m magistrate* * *magistrato s.m.1 (funzionario) official; authority: il sindaco è il primo magistrato della città, the Mayor is the first authority of the town2 (come giudice) judge, magistrate; justice of the peace: i magistrati, the Bench; magistrato di carriera, stipendiary magistrate; magistrato della corte d'appello, judge of the court of appeal (o amer. of appeals); magistrato della corte suprema, (amer.) justice; magistrato incorruttibile, incorruptible magistrate; diventare magistrato, to be appointed judge3 (come pubblico ministero) public prosecutor (o amer. state's attorney).* * *[madʒis'trato]* * *magistrato/madʒis'trato/ ⇒ 18sostantivo m.dir. amm. magistrate; (giudice) judge. -
8 magistratura
magistratura s.f.1 magistracy, magistrature, magistrateship; judiciary, judicature2 (l'insieme dei magistrati) the Bench, the magistracy; (collegio giudicante) Court; la magistratura fu d'accordo che..., the Bench agreed that...; magistratura del Lavoro, Labour Court; magistratura che decide controversie commerciali, Commercial Court; sottoporre un caso alla magistratura, to take a case to Court.* * *[madʒistra'tura]sostantivo femminileesercitare la magistratura — to be a magistrate o a judge
2) (insieme dei magistrati) bench, Bench, judiciary* * *magistratura/madʒistra'tura/sostantivo f.2 (insieme dei magistrati) bench, Bench, judiciary. -
9 pretorile
pretorile agg. (dir.) of a magistrate; of a lower court judge: competenza pretorile, magistrate's competence. -
10 cancelliere
m chancellorlaw clerk of the court* * *cancelliere s.m.1 chancellor: il cancelliere austriaco, the Austrian Chancellor // Cancelliere dello Scacchiere, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Gran Cancelliere, Lord (High) Chancellor2 ( di tribunale) registrar; (dir. amer.) court reporter: cancelliere della pretura, magistrate's clerk.* * *[kantʃel'ljɛre]sostantivo maschile1) (in un'ambasciata, diocesi) chancellor; (in Germania, Austria) Chancellor2) (funzionario) clerk•cancelliere dello Scacchiere — BE pol. Chancellor of the Exchequer
* * *cancelliere/kant∫el'ljεre/ ⇒ 1, 18sostantivo m.1 (in un'ambasciata, diocesi) chancellor; (in Germania, Austria) Chancellor2 (funzionario) clerkcancelliere dello Scacchiere BE pol. Chancellor of the Exchequer. -
11 comparire davanti al giudice
comparire davanti al giudiceto appear before the magistrate o the court, to be up before the judge\→ giudice
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