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na +1 | Ministro de Justicia o |
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na +1 | Ministerio Fiscal |
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na +1 | PROCURADOR GENERAL |
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na | Fiscal General del Estado |
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na | Procurador General de Justicia [de la República] |
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Ministro de Justicia o Explanation: Fiscal General I found these definitions for American English. own experience Prismas Eng. Dictionary |
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Ministerio Fiscal Explanation: it's also common to use "attorney general" to refer to the Attorney General's office (and vice versa), which may be the case in your passage. in that case, Minesterio de Justicia, Ministerio Público, or Ministerio Fiscal can all mean approximately that depending on the context and the country. OSD 1994 |
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PROCURADOR GENERAL Explanation: Attorney General: Procurador General. Por lo menos en Argentina. Saludos! Glosario T�rminos Jur�dicos Mazzucco / Maranghello |
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Fiscal General del Estado Explanation: At least in Spain. Compare the definitions of the terms in English and in Spain's Spanish: 1. Merriam-Webster: the chief law officer of a nation or state who represents the government in litigation and serves as its principal legal adviser 2. Gran Enciclopedia Larousse: El fiscal general del estado es una figura contemplada en la constitución (...). Es nombrado por el rey a propuesta del gobierno (...). Además de proponer al gobierno los nombramientos y ascensos del ministerio fiscal, promueve ante los tribunales (...) las acciones pertinentes en orden a la defensa del interés público... Hope it helps! :) Reference: http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary VV.AA; Gran Enciclopedia Larousse; tomo 9, p�g. 4396; entrada del t�rmino fiscal, tercera acepci�n. |
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Procurador General de Justicia [de la República] Explanation: As before, I agree with Bea in that it really depends on the country in question. This is the official term used in Mexico.. Hope it helps:-) terry Oxford Superlex + vast work experience with the Mexican Government |
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