Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
audiencia confesional
English translation:
Hearing of Formal (civ. in-court) Admissions to Interrogatories
Spanish term
audiencia confesional
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4 +2 | Hearing of Formal (civ. in-court) Admissions to Interrogatories | Adrian MM. (X) |
4 | testimony at hearing | Carmen Chala |
4 -2 | confession hearing | Ellen Kraus |
Dec 31, 2012 15:42: Alistair Ian Spearing Ortiz changed "Language pair" from "English to Spanish" to "Spanish to English"
Proposed translations
Hearing of Formal (civ. in-court) Admissions to Interrogatories
In a civil context, there are admissions vs. confessions in a criminal context, whilst it's possible - in a UK evidentiary textbook scenario - to make 'concessions' in both.
*Formal* admission is one made in court or in connection with litigation. An *informal* admission is one made out-of-court, for instance e.g. inadvertently in a public place or on the doorstep.
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/enforce/enforcementguide/pretrial/witn...
A short practical guide to making and responding to Requests for Further Information in litigation under CPR 18
Equivalent of RSC interrogatories after exchange of witness statements
testimony at hearing
4734-4-07 Depositions in lieu of testimony at hearing and transcripts of prior testimony for submission at hearing.
Chilling testimony at hearing into I-95 crash which killed highway patrol officer
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AllegroTrans
: the term suggests more than mere testimony, otherwise I think it would simlpy say testimonio
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confession hearing
Jackson-Denno hearing refers to a court proceeding determining whether a defendant's confession was voluntary or involuntary. The concept of Jackson-Denno
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Billh
: oh please..... it is a reply to interrogatories....
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AllegroTrans
: absolutely not, admissions in Court, confessions in Church or at the Police Station....//Your ref. refers to a confession made other than in Court, most probably at a Police Station, so it is irrelevant, and in any case asker's text concerns a civil case
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I´d have said so, too, had I not come across the definition of US legal terms. No Police Station is involved here. It´s the Supreme Court ; all I wanted to say that the term "confession" is admissible allthesame though we´ve been taught to differentiate.
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