prosecutors in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for prosecutors in the English»French Dictionary

prosecutor [Brit ˈprɒsɪkjuːtə, Am ˈprɑsəˌkjudər] N LAW

1. prosecutor (instituting prosecution):

to be the prosecutor

être chargé des poursuites

2. prosecutor (in court):

prosecutor

procureur m

3. prosecutor Am:

prosecutor (prosecuting attorney)

avocat/-e m/f de la partie civile

prosecutor (public official)

procureur m

public prosecutor N

public prosecutor

procureur m général

Crown prosecutor N Brit LAW

Crown prosecutor

procureur m

Translations for prosecutors in the French»English Dictionary

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procureur (procureure)

prosecutor

procureur général

public prosecutor

procureur de la République

state prosecutor

vice-procureur (vice-procureure)

vice-prosecutor

accusateur public HISTORY

public prosecutor

la magistrature debout

the state ou public prosecutors pl

appel a minima

public prosecutor's appeal against lenient sentence

substitut

deputy public prosecutor

appel a maxima

appeal lodged by public prosecutor against too harsh a sentence

prosecutors in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for prosecutors in the English»French Dictionary

prosecutor N LAW

prosecutor

accusateur(-trice) m (f)

public prosecutor N

public prosecutor

avocat(e) m (f) général(e)

Translations for prosecutors in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

procureur

prosecutor

procureur général

public prosecutor

Procureur de la République

state prosecutor

substitut du procureur

deputy prosecutor

procureur général

public prosecutor

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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In these jurisdictions, prosecutors are heavily burdened, and less likely to accept the additional burden of a capital case.

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However, it dismissed the malversation charges because prosecutors failed to implead an "accountable officer" to be held liable for the alleged misuse of funds.

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The constitutional definition did not immediately deter prosecutors from attempting to prosecute for levying war people who had not directly done so.

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Prosecutors and presiding officers are constitutionally bound, therefore, to prevent infringement of the right to a speedy trial.

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Prosecutors are obliged to cough up any document that could be relevant to an individual's defence.

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Prosecutors had said the defence proposal wasn't a valid plea bargain offer, although they could still agree to a plea before the case goes to trial.

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And if a person pleads as charged to crimes like drunken driving, prosecutors and police say they might never know the outcome.

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He said federal prosecutors used the same type of tactics against him.

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Prosecutors cooperate in order to reduce caseload, knowing the suspects will most likely violate probation making them easier to prosecute later.

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When that did not elicit a response, he began writing the letters to media and prosecutors.

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