Spanish term (edited): sobrese�do

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Spanish term (edited): sobrese�do

Yo no me atrevería a poner "acquitted" porque el proceso se puede haber sobreseído sin que por eso no pueda juzgársele después, por ejemplo, cuando tengan más pruebas, o cosa por el estilo.

Y por supuesto, creo que no es el Sr. García el que fue sobreseído, sino el proceso en su contra.

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Spanish term (edited): sobrese�do

Aunque existen excepciones, diría que la mayoría de los casos quedan "sobreseídos" por "falta de pruebas"

Y como dice muy acertadamente Adriana es el caso que queda sobreseído, no la persona.

Ver lo siguiente:
http://premium.vlex.com/doctrina/Sobreseimiento_provisional_...

Extracto:
1. INTRODUCCIÓN
El sobreseimiento es una institución procesal que arranca de las legislaciones españolas decimonónicas para dar una respuesta a los casos de insuficiencia probatoria en el proceso penal. Esto, sin embargo, no significa que anteriormente el Derecho no hubiera arbitrado mecanismos para dar solución a los problemas que la falta de convicción sobre la existencia del hecho o sobre la participación de los imputados plantean en el proceso penal.
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Esta "insuficiencia probatoria" equivale a una falta de pruebas" lo cual en inglés es "lack of evidence"

Cuando un caso queda sobreseido es "dismissed due to lack of evidence".

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Spanish term (edited): sobrese�do

Regarding what you guys are saying about "dismiss", I found a reference that would back up your opinion. The sentence goes as follows: "Zarc International, Inc. (ZARC) was dismissed from the trial of this case because ZARC had no prior involvement with this incident and did not sell or provide any product or training services." This is the only reference I could find about the accused being dismissed. The rest of the references were about "cases" dismissed, "complaints" dismissed or "jurors/prosecutors/judges" dismissed.

I understand what you say, and I'm not saying you are wrong, but because of the way the word "sobreseer" is used (the subject of the sentence is Mr. Garcia), I tend to think the writer made a mistake. As an experiment, I asked three Spanish speakers (all of them with university education) what they thought "sobreseer" meant and all three answered: "cuando se deja libre a una persona".

On the other hand, Maria Moliner says: "Suspender la tramitación de una causa por falta de prueba" Pero da como colocación en español: Sobreseer la causa o (menos frecuente) en la causa. So it seems using Mr. Garcia as the subject is not right in Spanish. I guess the only way would be to get the file and find out for certain what happened to Mr. García.

Regardless of the Asker's choice when the question is closed, if someone has any references or explanations from a lawyer/judge, whatever, please post a note. I'm interested in finding out.

Greetings!