.... la proveyente ha entendido que lo que ha de tender el Orden Penal ......
English translation: See explanation
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See explanation Explanation: La proveyente es quien dicta una resolución,es decir, Su Señoría Ilustrísima la Jueza, creo yo. |
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comment Explanation: The person or body issueing a judicial decission. It comes from the legal use of the verb "proveer". Looks like Argentine legalese . Hope it helps, regards, Patricia |
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