Jul 21, 2009 14:26
14 yrs ago
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Turkish term

Proposed translations

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decision to dismiss/drop the charges

The expression "no grounds for prosecution" is also absolutely correct, but it does not fit easily alongside the term "decision" or "ruling" in a sentence. I think the above suggestion reads better.
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agree Kagan Ocak : This is the most correct one. Sorry I have not noticed this answer before posting mine.
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agree foghorn
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agree dexy08
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not enough evidence to begin an investigation

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Public prosecutor’s conclusion requiring no prosecution

"Appeal againsts public prosecutor’s conclusion requiring no prosecution" uygun olabilir
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agree dexy08
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36 mins

ruling of no grounds for prosecution

Right of objection to prosecutor's ruling of no grounds for prosecution.

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Note added at 37 mins (2009-07-21 15:03:28 GMT)
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agree Translator-21 : "Right to appeal against public prosecutor's ruling of no grounds for prosecution" belki daha şık durabilir :)
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2 hrs

ruling on not being worth for further prosecution

I'd employ this phrase.
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6 hrs

rule of the Public prosecutor on requiring no prosecution

"the right of appealing for the rule of the Public prosecutor on requiring no prosecution" olabilir.
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18 hrs

Decision to drop charges.

Prosecutors decided to drop charges against XYZ.

The Illinois Attorney General's Office says prosecutors are dropping charges against Ronald Kitchens and Marvin Reeves, stating that they could not meet their burden of proof at trial.

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