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"municipal courts, justice courts, and police courts " need of explanation
Persoa que publicou o fío: marlene Le Duc (X)
marlene Le Duc (X) France Local time: 00:06 English to French
Oct 26, 2021
Hi everyone,
I need some explanations about those 3 courts , in French that would be great.
As for me all those terms disigned the same notion : cour de Justice/Tribunal de Police
This might sound stupid but the french judiciary systems is really different from the american one.
Thank you
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municipal court
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noun Law
(in some US states) a lower court with civil and criminal jurisdiction for a particular city or municipality.
justice's court or justice court
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noun Law.
an inferior tribunal, not of record, having limited jurisdiction, both civil and criminal, and presided over by a justice of the peace.
municipal court
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noun Law
(in some US states) a lower court with civil and criminal jurisdiction for a particular city or municipality.
justice's court or justice court
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noun Law.
an inferior tribunal, not of record, having limited jurisdiction, both civil and criminal, and presided over by a justice of the peace.
police court
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noun Law
an inferior court with summary jurisdiction for the trial of persons accused of any of certain minor offenses, and with power to examine those charged with more serious offenses and hold them for trial in a superior court or for a grand jury.
À vous de trouver les équivalents en français... Bon courage ! ▲ Collapse
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marlene Le Duc (X) France Local time: 00:06 English to French
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thank Teresa
Oct 26, 2021
I found quite the same answers between internet and the Black's Law dictionnary.
It does not seem to exist any specific translation as those courts do not have equilavent in France.
"Les Inferior Courts comprennent les
- New York City Courts (matières civiles et pénales dans les 5 boroughs de la ville de New York),
- les Justice Courts (affaires pénales mineures des petites villes et villages) et
- les District Courts (matières civiles et pénales dans le... See more
I found quite the same answers between internet and the Black's Law dictionnary.
It does not seem to exist any specific translation as those courts do not have equilavent in France.
"Les Inferior Courts comprennent les
- New York City Courts (matières civiles et pénales dans les 5 boroughs de la ville de New York),
- les Justice Courts (affaires pénales mineures des petites villes et villages) et
- les District Courts (matières civiles et pénales dans le comté de Nassau et une partie du comté de Suffolk). "
En première instance, chaque Etat s'est doté de tribunaux inférieurs (tribunaux de comtés, juridictions municipales, tribunaux de petite instance, de simple police...) et de Trial Courts, cours de juridiction générale (tribunaux d'Etats, de comtés, de districts...) qui se répartissent les affaires suivant leur importance.
I think that the website of the French Senat is accurate it would be: Juridictions municipales, tribunaux de petite instance, tribunaux de simples police.
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