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Law (general)
nöbetçi ağır ceza mahkemesi
English translation:
the high criminal court on duty
18:59 Oct 21, 2009
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Turkish to English translations
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Law/Patents - Law (general)
Turkish term or phrase:
nöbetçi ağır ceza mahkemesi
"nöbetçi ağır ceza mahkemesi"nin İngilizce karşılığı
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Questions:
5
(none open)
Answers:
7
Turkey
Local time:
08:09
English translation:
the high criminal court on duty
Explanation:
nöbetçi ağır ceza mahkemesi
Selected response from:
pinarerol
Turkey
Grading comment
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
Summary of answers provided
5
vacation criminal court
Salih Yıldırım
5
central criminal court on duty
Mustafa Er (BSc MA)
5
vacation (heavy) penal court
Fatih Şen (BA in ELL)
3
vacation court for aggravated felonies
Mehmet Hascan
3
the high criminal court on duty
pinarerol
Discussion entries:
1
Fatih Şen (BA in ELL)
Turkey
15:41 Oct 22
Arkadaşlar "court on duty" ile ilgili kullanım örneği gösterebilir misiniz? nöbetçi mahkeme için vacation court kullanılır
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Answers
5 mins confidence:
the high criminal court on duty
Explanation:
nöbetçi ağır ceza mahkemesi
pinarerol
Turkey
Native speaker of:
Turkish
PRO pts in category:
4
Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree
Erkan Dogan
:
Ben de yanıtı tamamlayayım
http://www.turkeydailynews.com/news/121/ARTICLE/1705/2009-06...
2 mins
disagree
Fatih Şen (BA in ELL)
:
"court on duty" şeklinde bir kullanım yok
2 hrs
agree
educulus
:
doğru yanıt bu!...
11 hrs
disagree
Salih Yıldırım
:
Türkçe kokuyor gibi geldi bana Selin Hanım!
5 days
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2 hrs confidence:
vacation (heavy) penal court
Explanation:
Criminal courts in Turkey
Even though the penalties are no longer divided into light and heavy sentences the criminal courts still are named according to the penalties they were entitled to pass. Penal courts of first instance (or simply penal courts asliye ceza) are courts with a single judge deciding on minor cases. There is one in every city and in every district, sometimes divided into several branches according to the need and population. The heavy penal courts (Interpol terms them Central Criminal Courts) consist of a presiding judge and two members with a public prosecutor. Offenses and crimes involving a penalty of over five years of imprisonment are under the jurisdiction of these courts of which there is one in every city. But it is sometimes divided into several branches according to the need and population.[3]
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Note added at 2 hrs (2009-10-21 21:06:24 GMT)
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Bu arada "nöbetçi mahkeme" vacation court olarak geçer.
Reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_system_of_the_Republic_of...
Fatih Şen (BA in ELL)
Turkey
Local time:
08:09
Specializes in field
Native speaker of:
Turkish,
English
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2 hrs confidence:
central criminal court on duty
Explanation:
-
Mustafa Er (BSc MA)
Turkey
Local time:
08:09
Specializes in field
Native speaker of:
Turkish,
English
PRO pts in category:
6
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3 hrs confidence:
vacation criminal court
Explanation:
I'd rather use this phrase.
Salih Yıldırım
Turkey
Local time:
08:09
Works in field
Native speaker of:
Turkish
PRO pts in category:
28
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1 day1 hr confidence:
vacation court for aggravated felonies
Explanation:
http://www.law.nyu.edu/ecm_dlv1/groups/public/@nyu_law_websi...
http://books.google.ie/books?id=rM_ved2OeDEC&pg=PA206&lpg=PA...
Mehmet Hascan
Ireland
Local time:
06:09
Works in field
Native speaker of:
Turkish
PRO pts in category:
20
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