juez de reparto

English translation: Judge assigned to the case...assigned judge

20:13 Nov 5, 2004
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Family law
Spanish term or phrase: juez de reparto
It is a legal term used in the Colombian law. In this case, it is a juez de familia (de reparto). I understand that the case is assigned to a judge by a process, not randomly.
Eowyn
English translation:Judge assigned to the case...assigned judge
Explanation:
is one way to say it...each judge is given so many cases...what is repartido are the cases to the judges...that ends up being the judge assigned to the case...or assigned judge..
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Judge assigned to the case...assigned judge


Explanation:
is one way to say it...each judge is given so many cases...what is repartido are the cases to the judges...that ends up being the judge assigned to the case...or assigned judge..

Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
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agree  JoseAlejandro: sounds good to me!!
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