| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | French term or phrase: | audience tenue en double rapporteur | | English translation: | hearing held in the presence of two rapporteurs (reporting judges) | | Entered by: |  Heather Phillips |
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Law (general) / court ruling | | French term or phrase: audience tenue en double rapporteur | I have never come across this before and can only find one hit on the Internet for the term. Does anybody know what it is please? "tenue en double rapporteur" - does it mean there are to court reporters? Is it that literal?
Thanks to everybody who contributes to helping me to render this correctly. |
| | | hearing held in the presence of two rapporteurs (reporting judges) | Explanation:
'Rapporteurs' are 'reporting judges' who prepare cases for trial.
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| Grading comment Thanks so much Karen, that's brilliant!
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