Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
lawyering up / lawyered up
French translation:
rechercher l'assistance d'avocats / engagé un (des) avocats
Added to glossary by
CHENOUMI (X)
May 20, 2003 03:45
21 yrs ago
English term
CHENOUMI (X)
lawyering up / lawyered up
English to French
Law/Patents
Prosecution
"If XXX wasn't guilty, he would not be lawyering up now.
He has lawyered up."
Dans la première citation, c'est un processus en cours tandis que la seconde confirme un fait accompli.
Je cherche une bonne formulation pour rendre les deux idées.
Merci.
He has lawyered up."
Dans la première citation, c'est un processus en cours tandis que la seconde confirme un fait accompli.
Je cherche une bonne formulation pour rendre les deux idées.
Merci.
Proposed translations
(French)
| 4 +3 | réclamer un avocat / avoir un avocat |
JCEC
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| 3 | judiciarisé |
scouture
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| 2 | not an answer - from "Legal Affairs" |
Rachel Vanarsdall
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Proposed translations
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8 mins
Selected
réclamer un avocat / avoir un avocat
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Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Gayle Wallimann
: Oui, un peu comme saddling up et saddled up, pour les cowboys.
3 hrs
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| agree |
Martine Etienne
3 hrs
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| agree |
Letizia Pipero
4 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Merci John pour ta prompte réponse.
Je remercie également Scouture et Rachel pour leur participation.
Yes Rachel, these expressions are used in a derogatory manner, and that's why I wanted to convey the same subtle connotation in French. Je me suis débrouillée quand même. ;^) "
11 mins
judiciarisé
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en processus de judiciarisation/judiciarisé
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en processus de judiciarisation/judiciarisé
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comparution à la Cour dans le processus de judiciarisation. ... La spécificité du processus thérapeutique dans ... le thérapeute d\'un conjoint judiciarisé et/ou ...
129.128.19.162/docs/ashvdojf.txt - Archived copy - Related pages
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Note added at 2003-05-20 04:00:19 (GMT)
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en processus de judiciarisation/judiciarisé
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Note added at 2003-05-20 04:00:38 (GMT)
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en processus de judiciarisation/judiciarisé
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Note added at 2003-05-20 04:13:20 (GMT)
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comparution à la Cour dans le processus de judiciarisation. ... La spécificité du processus thérapeutique dans ... le thérapeute d\'un conjoint judiciarisé et/ou ...
129.128.19.162/docs/ashvdojf.txt - Archived copy - Related pages
9 hrs
not an answer - from "Legal Affairs"
lawyer up. To retain counsel. The term was popularized by the fictional detectives of ABC's NYPD Blue , who lament when suspects ruin the fun of an interrogation by "lawyering up." The phrase has recently entered journalistic usage as well. Last April, John Derbyshire of National Review worried that John Walker Lindh would be difficult to prosecute because he was "well lawyered up." (Lindh eventually copped a plea.) In October, The Boston Herald called Bernard Law, the embattled leader of the Catholic archdiocese, the "lawyered-up Cardinal."
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usually derogatory
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Note added at 2003-05-20 15:39:42 (GMT)
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usually derogatory
Discussion
Et pour la premi�re, qqc comme � ...il ne serait pas en train de rechercher les services d'un avocat. � Agree?
Ce sont les derniers mots � la mode maintenant.