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chi conosce soltanto un diritto che non ne conosce nessuno

English translation: Knowing about a law doesn't mean you know it (the law)


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17:16 Dec 20, 2011
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Other / diritto comparativo
Italian term or phrase: chi conosce soltanto un diritto che non ne conosce nessuno
io lo tradurrei come who knows only a kind of law, does not know any. Cerco suggerimenti per migliorare!
Serena Rossi
Local time: 06:54
English translation:Knowing about a law doesn't mean you know it (the law)
Explanation:
There's a difference between being aware of a law, and understanding its application.
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Oliver Toogood
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thanks Oliver
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4 +2Knowing about a law doesn't mean you know it (the law)
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Knowing about a law doesn't mean you know it (the law)


Explanation:
There's a difference between being aware of a law, and understanding its application.

Oliver Toogood
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PRO pts in category: 3
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thanks Oliver

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