charged with an either way offence

Polish translation: przestepstwo/wykroczenie, ktore moze byc rozpatrywane

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English term or phrase:charged with an either way offence
Polish translation:przestepstwo/wykroczenie, ktore moze byc rozpatrywane
Entered by: Aleksandra Mentel

17:28 Feb 22, 2004
English to Polish translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
English term or phrase: charged with an either way offence
An accused who is either charged with an indictable offence or charged with an either way offence and who has elected Crown Court trial must be tried by a jury.
Aleksandra Mentel
przestepstwo/wykroczenie, ktore moze byc rozpatrywane
Explanation:
w Sadzie Pokoju/Rozjemczym lub w Sadzie Koronnym

z tego co wiem, to trzeba opisowo, cos jak powyzej ale poszperam jeszcze w notatkach

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Note added at 2004-02-22 17:41:33 (GMT)
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OK. Przestepstwa w Wielkiej Brytanii dziela sie na 3 rodzaje:
-summary offences- te najlzejsze, rozpatrywane w trybie doraznym albo przyspieszonym
-either way offences
- indictable offences

Either way-
The next offence is called \'triable either way\'- often referred to simply as an \'either way offence\'. This means that the case can be tried either in the magistrates\' court or in the Crown Court. The choice depends on the outcome of a procedure known as mode of trial sometimes called \'choice of venue\' or \'determining venue\'.
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Monika Sojka
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Local time: 20:35
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Dzieki
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Summary of answers provided
5oskarzony o przestepstwo i/lub wykroczenie
darotob
3 +1przestepstwo/wykroczenie, ktore moze byc rozpatrywane
Monika Sojka


  

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przestepstwo/wykroczenie, ktore moze byc rozpatrywane


Explanation:
w Sadzie Pokoju/Rozjemczym lub w Sadzie Koronnym

z tego co wiem, to trzeba opisowo, cos jak powyzej ale poszperam jeszcze w notatkach

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Note added at 2004-02-22 17:41:33 (GMT)
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OK. Przestepstwa w Wielkiej Brytanii dziela sie na 3 rodzaje:
-summary offences- te najlzejsze, rozpatrywane w trybie doraznym albo przyspieszonym
-either way offences
- indictable offences

Either way-
The next offence is called \'triable either way\'- often referred to simply as an \'either way offence\'. This means that the case can be tried either in the magistrates\' court or in the Crown Court. The choice depends on the outcome of a procedure known as mode of trial sometimes called \'choice of venue\' or \'determining venue\'.


Monika Sojka
United Kingdom
Local time: 20:35
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Native speaker of: Native in PolishPolish
PRO pts in category: 59
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Dzieki

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agree  Adam Piotrowski
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oskarzony o przestepstwo i/lub wykroczenie


Explanation:
IMHO

darotob
Local time: 14:35
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 133

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Monika Sojka: ale jakie przestepstwo? 'Napasc zwyczajna' np. to jest 'summary offence', a 'kradziez' juz sie kwalifikuje jako 'either way offence'. Zbyt ogolne, to jest nazwa
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