malicious wounding with intent

Italian translation: Precisazione

17:06 Jul 5, 2002
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English term or phrase: malicious wounding with intent
malicious wounding with intent

I need the exact translation in Italian.
Is "ferimento intenzionale con dolo" right?
Please be as specific as you can. Thanks!
A Mioni
Italy
Local time: 11:30
Italian translation:Precisazione
Explanation:
I capi di accusa, secondo la legge dei delitti contro la persona del 1861 (Offences Against the Person Act 1861), che riguardano quanto riportato sono principalmente due: "malicious wounding" (ferimento intenzionale o premeditato) e l'aggravante "malicious wounding with intent to cause GBH". "Malicious", come dice il de Franchis nel Law Dictionary, ha varie sfumature. In questo contesto, per non ripetere il termine "intenzionale", tradurrei "malicious" con premeditato. Quindi, "malicious wounding with intent to cause GBH" diventa "ferimento premeditato con l'intento di causare gravi lesioni personali.

For example, "...malicious wounding after the prosecution agreed not to pursue a more serious charge of malicious wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm."

Stefania
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Summary of answers provided
4 +3Precisazione
Stefania Williams
4 +1exact, non so se e' possibile
CLS Lexi-tech
3 +1lesione grave commessa intenzionalmente
Veronica Durbaca
4Lesioni personali colpose
gabs72


  

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exact, non so se e' possibile


Explanation:
trattandosi di sistemi cosi' diversi.
ho fatto qualche ricerca sia in inglese
'Lectric Law Library
che in italiano e direi che la tua proposta e' giusta

paola l m


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agree  smtaylor
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lesione grave commessa intenzionalmente


Explanation:
i believe this is what that ment
HTH
Veronica Durbaca


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agree  mergim: Penso che renda precisamente l'idea.
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Lesioni personali colpose


Explanation:
Potrebbe essere...

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Note added at 2002-07-06 11:52:35 (GMT)
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Vabbè, era \"dolose\", semmai, non colpose!

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Precisazione


Explanation:
I capi di accusa, secondo la legge dei delitti contro la persona del 1861 (Offences Against the Person Act 1861), che riguardano quanto riportato sono principalmente due: "malicious wounding" (ferimento intenzionale o premeditato) e l'aggravante "malicious wounding with intent to cause GBH". "Malicious", come dice il de Franchis nel Law Dictionary, ha varie sfumature. In questo contesto, per non ripetere il termine "intenzionale", tradurrei "malicious" con premeditato. Quindi, "malicious wounding with intent to cause GBH" diventa "ferimento premeditato con l'intento di causare gravi lesioni personali.

For example, "...malicious wounding after the prosecution agreed not to pursue a more serious charge of malicious wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm."

Stefania


Stefania Williams
United Kingdom
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Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
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thanks!

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agree  Daniela McKeeby
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agree  Gilda Manara
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agree  Ornella Grannis
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