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Dec 18, 2011 09:44
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Spanish term
Funcionarios de la Administración de Justicia
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
Estoy traduciendo un informe de vida laboral de España y la traducción es para UK.
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3 mins
justice administration officials
2 hrs
workers at the Ministry of Justice
depends on the context whether it is the carrying out of justice or the Ministry of Justice, could be either.
Reference:
2 hrs
officers of the administration of justice / judicial officers
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5 hrs
Judicial Officer
or Justice Officer //
7 hrs
judicial office-holders
http://www.judiciary.gov.uk/
Es el nombre que se le da en la página oficial de la Administración de Justicia de Reino Unido.
Es el nombre que se le da en la página oficial de la Administración de Justicia de Reino Unido.
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Court service officials
These are officials/civil servants not judicial office holders.
Two court service officials face probe over trip
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Lotto Millionnaire Wants Legal Aid
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Scottish Court Service refuses to rule out possibility of ...
A number of smaller sheriff courts across Scotland — including Cupar in Fife — could close following a review by Scottish Court Service officials.
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Watson, Farley & Williams
Court Service officials decided that it should have been made clear that it was a mandatory requirement for tenderers to hold a valid Certificate rather than implying ...
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Note added at 1 day4 hrs (2011-12-19 13:59:03 GMT)
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With regard to your last comment, asker, I cannot tell from your text whether it is intended to include judges etc. Funcionarios are officials or civil servants normally.
Two court service officials face probe over trip
Two senior court officials have been suspended pending an probe into a holiday in Copenhagen with the head of a private security firm. In a statement the Northern ...
www.4ni.co.uk/northern_ireland_news.asp?id=43748 - Cached
more results from 4ni.co.uk »
Lotto Millionnaire Wants Legal Aid
... be given taxpayers' money to fight a court case next week.The 22-year-old, who won £9.7m four years ago, is facing an allegation of affray, court service officials have ...
news.sky.com/home/sky-news-archive/article/13495153
more results from news.sky.com »
Scottish Court Service refuses to rule out possibility of ...
A number of smaller sheriff courts across Scotland — including Cupar in Fife — could close following a review by Scottish Court Service officials.
www.thecourier.co.uk/News/National/article/18091/... - Cached
Watson, Farley & Williams
Court Service officials decided that it should have been made clear that it was a mandatory requirement for tenderers to hold a valid Certificate rather than implying ...
www.wfw.com/Publications/Publication548.html - Cached
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Note added at 1 day4 hrs (2011-12-19 13:59:03 GMT)
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With regard to your last comment, asker, I cannot tell from your text whether it is intended to include judges etc. Funcionarios are officials or civil servants normally.
Note from asker:
This seems to be the answer I feel more comfortable with, since the term should also include judges, tribunal members, etc. who are, after all, 'Funcionarios de la Administración de Justicia'. Is this so? |
Sorry, I just read your entry again and saw that you exclude 'judicial office holders' |
A bit more context: 'La información sobre las situaciones indicadas (las del informe de vida laboral) no comprende ni los datos relativos a los Regímenes Especiales de los Funcionarios Civiles del Estado, de las Fuerzas Armadas y de los Funcionarios al servicio de la Admnistración de Justicia, ni los datos relativos a los periodos trabajados en el extranjero.' Thanks a lot. |
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judicial office holder / judicial officer
A 'judicial office holder' is a judge, a magistrate, a tribunal member or a coroner. You would not call someone who types letters in a court a 'judicial office holder' (whereas you would call him/her 'funcionario de la administración de justicia'.
Again, a 'judicial officer' has more powers and responsibilities than your average 'funcionario de la administración de justicia'.
Saying that, in Spain, a judge is also 'funcionario'.
So, some 'funcionarios, e.g. judges, are 'judicial office holders' but certainly not all.
Again, a 'judicial officer' has more powers and responsibilities than your average 'funcionario de la administración de justicia'.
Saying that, in Spain, a judge is also 'funcionario'.
So, some 'funcionarios, e.g. judges, are 'judicial office holders' but certainly not all.
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