Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
plurisubsistente
English translation:
multi-count indictment/charges/offense
Added to glossary by
treychic
Oct 18, 2007 18:33
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term
plurisubsistente
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Hola ProZistas!
El context:
Clasificacion de este delito en orden a la conducta: Es de accion, unisubsistente y plurisubsistente
Gracias,
t r e y
El context:
Clasificacion de este delito en orden a la conducta: Es de accion, unisubsistente y plurisubsistente
Gracias,
t r e y
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 | multi-count indictment/charges/offense |
trans4u
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| 4 | (consisting of) concurrence of several criminal offenses |
MarinaM
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| 3 | complex |
kmkrowens
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Proposed translations
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multi-count indictment/charges/offense
TEXAS INTERNET BUREAU INVESTIGATION NETS MULTI-COUNT INDICTMENTS ON CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
Two Navarro County Men Indicted for Sexual Abuse of Children
AUSTIN - An investigation launched by the Attorney General's Texas Internet Bureau last year has resulted in the indictments today of two Navarro County men on 65 counts of sexual abuse, child sexual abuse and online child pornography charges - including aggravated sexual assault, indecency with a child, and promotion and possession of child pornography.
http://www.oag.state.tx.us/newspubs/newsarchive/2002/2002081...
Two Navarro County Men Indicted for Sexual Abuse of Children
AUSTIN - An investigation launched by the Attorney General's Texas Internet Bureau last year has resulted in the indictments today of two Navarro County men on 65 counts of sexual abuse, child sexual abuse and online child pornography charges - including aggravated sexual assault, indecency with a child, and promotion and possession of child pornography.
http://www.oag.state.tx.us/newspubs/newsarchive/2002/2002081...
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Comment: "Gracias!"
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complex
Peer comment(s):
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ael
: But that paper seems to be saying they´re not the same: "... que en el delito plurisubsistente, a diferencia del complejo, cada uno de los actos integrantes de una sola figura no constituye, a su vez, un delito autónomo".
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Yes, I was trying to come up with a term meaning multiple or a series of events...
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(consisting of) concurrence of several criminal offenses
There`s no one-to-one equivalent in English.
Unisubsistente (=single crime): consiting of only one criminal offense.
This link provides explanation of the "Hierarchy rule":
http://annualreport.ucpd.ucla.edu/2005/introduction/in_this_...
The concurrence contends that the context of the text of ORS 163.095 suggests that the legislature did not intend to punish separately the various kinds of underlying acts that would support a conviction for aggravated murder. Rather, in the concurrence's view, the factors in ORS 163.095 are simply alternative theories to show that the offense of aggravated murder has been committed, and the legislature did not intend for those alternatives to be separately punished.
http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/A91378.htm
1. As a matter of statutory interpretation, §924(c)(1)(A) defines a single offense, in which brandishing and discharging are sentencing factors to be found by the judge, not offense elements to be found by the jury. Pp. 4—9. (...)
The prohibition’s structure suggests that brandishing and discharging are sentencing factors. Federal laws usually list all offense elements in a single sentence and separate the sentencing factors into subsections. Castillo v. United States, 530 U.S. 120, 125.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/0-10666.ZS.html
To address the issue of concurrence, that is whether two or more crimes charged in the Indictment could be considered the same offense, the Trial Chamber ...
69.94.11.53/ENGLISH/cases/KayRuz/judgement/7.htm - 41k -
(3) If the deeds stipulated in paragraph (1) have been followed by a grave offense, the rules pertaining the concurrence of several offenses in one action ...
www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=180&lid=7392&le... - 15k -
Unisubsistente (=single crime): consiting of only one criminal offense.
This link provides explanation of the "Hierarchy rule":
http://annualreport.ucpd.ucla.edu/2005/introduction/in_this_...
The concurrence contends that the context of the text of ORS 163.095 suggests that the legislature did not intend to punish separately the various kinds of underlying acts that would support a conviction for aggravated murder. Rather, in the concurrence's view, the factors in ORS 163.095 are simply alternative theories to show that the offense of aggravated murder has been committed, and the legislature did not intend for those alternatives to be separately punished.
http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/A91378.htm
1. As a matter of statutory interpretation, §924(c)(1)(A) defines a single offense, in which brandishing and discharging are sentencing factors to be found by the judge, not offense elements to be found by the jury. Pp. 4—9. (...)
The prohibition’s structure suggests that brandishing and discharging are sentencing factors. Federal laws usually list all offense elements in a single sentence and separate the sentencing factors into subsections. Castillo v. United States, 530 U.S. 120, 125.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/0-10666.ZS.html
To address the issue of concurrence, that is whether two or more crimes charged in the Indictment could be considered the same offense, the Trial Chamber ...
69.94.11.53/ENGLISH/cases/KayRuz/judgement/7.htm - 41k -
(3) If the deeds stipulated in paragraph (1) have been followed by a grave offense, the rules pertaining the concurrence of several offenses in one action ...
www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=180&lid=7392&le... - 15k -
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