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1 venire facias
латПодбором кандидатов в присяжные [ jury panel] занимается специальный сотрудник [jury commissioner], шериф округа [ sheriff] или секретарь суда [clerk]. Приказ о сформировании группы кандидатов в присяжные [ venireman] отдается судьейтж venireEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > venire facias
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2 venire facias
[vɪ'naɪəriːˌfeɪʃɪˌæs]сущ.; амер.; юр.; лат.; = venire -
3 venire facias
Юридический термин: судебный приказ о сформировании состава присяжных -
4 venire (facias)
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5 venire (facias)
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6 venire facias de novo
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > venire facias de novo
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7 venire facias ad respondendum
Юридический термин: судебный приказ о приводе правонарушителя в судУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > venire facias ad respondendum
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8 venire facias de novo
Юридический термин: приказ о созыве нового состава присяжных (для пересмотра дела) -
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10 venire facias ad respondendum
Англо-русский юридический словарь > venire facias ad respondendum
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11 venire (facias) de novo
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12 writ of venire facias
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13 writ of venire facias
приказ суда о составлении списка присяжных и вызове их в суд для участия в рассмотрении дела -
14 venire
[və'nɪaəriː]сущ.; амер.; юр.1)2) = venire facias судебный приказ о формировании состава присяжных -
15 writ
1) судебный приказ; королевский приказ2) шотл. письменный документ•writ de procedendo — см. procedendo;
writ to apprehend the body — судебный приказ об аресте;
to bring a writ — вручить судебный приказ;
- writ of assistancewrit of execution against property — исполнительный судебный приказ об обращении взыскания на имущество
- writ of association
- writ of attachment
- writ of attendance
- writ of audita querela
- writ of capias
- writ of capias ad respondendum
- writ of capias ad satisfaciendum
- writ of certiorari
- writ of covenant
- writ of debt
- writ of delivery
- writ of distringas
- writ of ejectment
- writ of election
- writ of elegit
- writ of entry
- writ of error
- writ of error coram nobis
- writ of coram nobis
- writ of execution
- writ of false judgement
- writ of fieri facias
- writ of habeas corpus
- writ of injunction
- writ of inquiry
- writ of levari facias
- writ of mainprize
- writ of mandamus
- writ of mandate
- writ of mesne process
- writ of ne exeat regno
- writ of perambulation
- writ of possession
- writ of prevention
- writ of privilege
- writ of probable cause
- writ of process
- writ of prohibition
- writ of prorogation
- writ of protection
- writ of replevin
- writ of restitution
- writ of review
- writ of right
- writ of scire facias
- writ of subpoena
- writ of summons
- writ of supersedeas
- writ of tresspass on the case
- writ of trial
- writ of venire facias
- writ of withernam
- alias writ
- alternative writ
- concurrent writs
- Crown writ
- execution writ
- extraordinary writ
- interlocutory writ
- judicial writ
- optional writ
- original writ
- peremptory writ
- personal writ
- pointing-out writ
- prerogative writ
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16 venireman
Лицо, входящее в группу кандидатов в состав присяжных [ jury panel], из которых стороны отбирают расширенную коллегию присяжных [ grand jury] или суд присяжных [ petit jury, trial jury]; лицо, вызванное для такого отбора судебным приказом.
См. также в других словарях:
venire facias — venire fa·ci·as / fā shē əs/ n [Medieval Latin venire facias ( juratores or juratam ) may you cause (the jurors or the jury) to come (words used in the writ)]: a writ ordering a sheriff to summon a jury Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law.… … Law dictionary
Venire facias — Ve*ni re fa ci*as [L., make, or cause, to come.] (Law) (a) A judicial writ or precept directed to the sheriff, requiring him to cause a certain number of qualified persons to appear in court at a specified time, to serve as jurors in said court.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
venire facias — [fā′shē as΄] n. [ME < ML, cause to come < L venire,COME + 2d pers. sing., pres. subj., of facere, to make, DO1] Law a writ issued by a judge ordering that persons be summoned to serve as jurors … English World dictionary
venire facias — /veuh nuy ree fay shee as , near ee/, Law. 1. a writ directing the appropriate official to summon a jury. 2. the entire jury panel from which a trial jury is selected. [1400 50; late ME < L venire facias lit., make come] * * * … Universalium
Venire facias — Lit. may you cause to come . A writ issued to a *sheriff instructing him to summon a jury; writs issued to summon knights and burgesses to *parliament in 1275 were venire facias … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Venire facias de novo — Latin literally (you)cause to come anew . Venire facias (literally (you) cause to come )is a writ issued by an official of the court summoning prospective jurors. Venire facias de novo is a legal term which the court uses when there has been some … Wikipedia
venire facias de novo — /vanayriy feysh(iy)as diy nowvow/ A fresh or new venire, which the court grants when there has been some impropriety or irregularity in returning the jury, or where the verdict is so imperfect or ambiguous that no judgment can be given upon it,… … Black's law dictionary
venire facias de novo — noun also venire de novo Etymology: venire facias de novo from New Latin, literally, you cause to come anew; venire de novo from New Latin, literally, to come anew : a new writ of venire issued to summon a jury anew on some irregularity or defect … Useful english dictionary
venire facias juratores — /vanayriy feysh(iy)as juratoriyz/ A common law judicial writ directed to the sheriff, when issue was joined in an action, commanding him to cause to come to Westminster, on such a day, twelve free and lawful men of his county by whom the truth of … Black's law dictionary
venire facias tot matronas — A venire to summon a jury of matrons. See jury of matrons … Ballentine's law dictionary
venire facias — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, you should cause to come Date: 15th century a judicial writ directing the sheriff to summon a specified number of qualified persons to serve as jurors … New Collegiate Dictionary