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Definition
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Strafsachen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Strafsachen
criminal cases
Strafsache
f
Strafsachen
pl
criminal case
criminal cases
Strafsachen
pl
(Gerichtsabteilung)
criminal causes; criminal proceedings (court section)
Strafsache
f
jur.
Strafsachen
pl
anhÀngige Strafsache
eine Strafsache (bei Gericht) verhandeln
criminal cause; criminal matter
criminal causes; criminal matters
pending criminal matter
to try a criminal cause
Rechtshilfe
f
jur.
Rechtshilfe in
Strafsachen
Rechtshilfe in Zivilsachen
Rechtshilfe leisten
Rechtshilfe verweigern
legal assistance; judicial assistance
mutual assistance in criminal matters
mutual assistance in civil matters
to provide legal assistance
to refuse legal assistance
Richter
m
fĂŒr Zivil- oder
Strafsachen
niederer Ordnung
jur.
Berufsrichter
m
in gröĂeren StĂ€dten
Polizeirichter
m
Untersuchungsrichter
m
; Ermittlungsrichter
m
Dt.
; Verhörrichter
m
Schw.
magistrate
metropolitan magistrate
Br.
; stipendiary magistrate
Br.
resident magistrate
Nordirl.
; police magistrate
Am.
examining magistrate; investigating magistrate; committing magistrate
Br.
; examining justice
Br.
Ăbereinkommen
n
; Konvention
f
pol.
EuropĂ€isches Ăbereinkommen ĂŒber die Rechtshilfe in
Strafsachen
EuropÀischen Konvention zum Schutze der Menschenrechte und Grundfreiheiten; EuropÀische Menschenrechtskonvention EMRK
Berner Ăbereinkunft zum Schutz von Werken der Literatur und Kunst
convention
European Convention on mutual assistance in criminal matters
European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms ECHR
Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works
Ăbereinkommen
n
; Konvention
f
pol.
EuropĂ€isches Ăbereinkommen ĂŒber die Rechtshilfe in
Strafsachen
EuropÀischen Konvention zum Schutze der Menschenrechte und Grundfreiheiten; EuropÀische Menschenrechtskonvention EMRK
Berner Ăbereinkunft zum Schutz von Werken der Literatur und Kunst
ChemiewaffenĂŒbereinkommen
n
Genfer Konvention
convention
European Convention on mutual assistance in criminal matters
European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms ECHR
Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works
Chemical Weapons Convention
Geneva Convention
Zusammenarbeit
f
; Kooperation
f
geh.
(mit jdm. bei etw.)
adm.
internationale Kooperation
interinstitutionelle Zusammenarbeit
politische Kooperation; politische Zusammenarbeit
polizeiliche Zusammenarbeit
Verwaltungszusammenarbeit
f
Zusammenarbeit von Bibliotheken
die Zusammenarbeit mit den Mitgliedsstaaten of the EuropÀischen Union in
Strafsachen
Auf gute Zusammenarbeit! (Trinkspruch)
Ich freue mich auf eine gute Zusammenarbeit!
co-operation; cooperation (with sb. in on sth.)
international cooperation
interinstitutional cooperation
political cooperation
police cooperation
administrative cooperation
co-operation of libraries; interlibrary co-operation
co-operation with the EU member states in criminal matters
(Here's) to a bright future of cooperation!; (Here's) to a successful time working together!; (Here's) to successful partnership! (toast)
I am looking forward to working with you!
ZustÀndigkeitsbereich
m
; ZustÀndigkeit
f
(fĂŒr etw.); Wirkungsbereich
m
adm.
mangelnde ZustÀndigkeit
örtliche ZustÀndigkeit
persönliche ZustÀndigkeit
sachliche ZustÀndigkeit
ZustÀndigkeit in
Strafsachen
in die ZustÀndigkeit der Gerichte fallen
Ăberschreiten der ZustĂ€ndigkeit (durch eine Behörde)
Aufgaben im eigenen Wirkungsbereich wahrnehmen
Angelegenheiten des ĂŒbertragenen Wirkungsbereichs
ZustÀndig sind die Amtsgerichte Bezirksgerichte
Ăs.
.
jur.
jurisdiction (over sth.)
lack want of jurisdiction
local jurisdiction; venue
Am.
personal jurisdiction
subject-matter jurisdiction
criminal jurisdiction
to fall within the jurisdiction of the law courts
excess of jurisdiction (by an authority)
to carry out functions within one's own jurisdiction
matters within the delegated jurisdiction
Jurisdiction is reserved to the local courts.
ZustÀndigkeitsbereich
m
; ZustÀndigkeit
f
(fĂŒr etw.); Wirkungsbereich
m
adm.
mangelnde ZustÀndigkeit
örtliche ZustÀndigkeit
persönliche ZustÀndigkeit
sachliche ZustÀndigkeit
ZustÀndigkeit in
Strafsachen
(vertraglicher) Ausschluss der ZustÀndigkeit eines Gerichts
in die ZustÀndigkeit der Gerichte fallen
Ăberschreiten der ZustĂ€ndigkeit (durch eine Behörde)
Aufgaben im eigenen Wirkungsbereich wahrnehmen
Angelegenheiten des ĂŒbertragenen Wirkungsbereichs
ZustÀndig sind die Amtsgerichte Bezirksgerichte
Ăs.
.
jur.
jurisdiction (over sth.)
lack want of jurisdiction
local jurisdiction; venue
Am.
personal jurisdiction
subject-matter jurisdiction; jurisdiction of the subject-matter
criminal jurisdiction
(contractual) ousting of a court's jurisdiction
to fall within the jurisdiction of the law courts
excess of jurisdiction (by an authority)
to carry out functions within one's own jurisdiction
matters within the delegated jurisdiction
Jurisdiction is reserved to the local courts.
Anerkennung
f
(von etw.) (BestĂ€tigung der GĂŒltigkeit)
adm.
jur.
Anerkennungen
pl
Anerkennung der Vaterschaft
akademische Anerkennung
gegenseitige Anerkennung
gegenseitige Anerkennung von gerichtlichen Entscheidungen in
Strafsachen
(EU)
jur.
Anerkennung als kriegsfĂŒhrende Partei
diplomatische Anerkennung eines neuen Staates
gesetzliche Anerkennung gleichgeschlechtlicher Partnerschaften
juristische Anerkennung auslÀndischer Urteile
steuerliche Anerkennung von Gewinn oder Verlust
einer Sache die Anerkennung versagen verweigern
recognition (of sth.)
recognitions
recognition of paternity
academic recognition
mutual recognition
mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters (EU)
recognition of billigerency
diplomatic recognition of a new state
the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships
judicial recognition of foreign judgements
recognition of gain or loss
Am.
to refuse recognition of sth.
Anerkennung
f
(von etw.) (BestĂ€tigung der GĂŒltigkeit)
adm.
jur.
Anerkennungen
pl
Anerkennung der Vaterschaft
akademische Anerkennung
gegenseitige Anerkennung
gegenseitige Anerkennung der Diplome PrĂŒfungszeugnisse und sonstiger BefĂ€higungsnachweise
gegenseitige Anerkennung von gerichtlichen Entscheidungen in
Strafsachen
(EU)
jur.
Anerkennung als kriegsfĂŒhrende Partei
diplomatische Anerkennung eines neuen Staates
gesetzliche Anerkennung gleichgeschlechtlicher Partnerschaften
juristische Anerkennung auslÀndischer Urteile
steuerliche Anerkennung von Gewinn oder Verlust
einer Sache die Anerkennung versagen verweigern
recognition (of sth.)
recognitions
recognition of paternity
academic recognition
mutual recognition
mutual recognition of diplomas certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications
mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters (EU)
recognition of billigerency
diplomatic recognition of a new state
the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships
judicial recognition of foreign judgements
recognition of gain or loss
Am.
to refuse recognition of sth.
Deutsche
Strafsachen Synonyme
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Englische
criminal cases Synonyme
criminal
Judas
Mafioso
aberrant
abnormal
abominable
actionable
against the law
amoral
anarchic
anarchistic
anomic
arraignable
arrant
at fault
atrocious
bad
bad guy
bad person
base
betrayer
black
black-market
blackguard
blamable
blameworthy
bootleg
censurable
chargeable
conscienceless
contraband
contrary to law
convict
corrupt
corrupted
crook
crooked
culpable
culprit
damnable
dark
deceiver
delinquent
depraved
desperado
desperate
criminal
deviant
devious
disgraceful
dishonest
dishonorable
double-dealer
doubtful
dubious
evasive
evil
evildoer
evildoing
execrable
faulty
felon
felonious
fishy
flagitious
flagrant
flawed
foul
fraudulent
fugitive
gallows bird
gangster
gaolbird
guilty
hardly the thing
heinous
hood
hoodlum
hooligan
ignominious
ill-got
ill-gotten
illegal
illegitimate
illicit
immoral
impeachable
impermissible
implicated
improper
inappropriate
incorrect
inculpated
indecorous
indictable
indirect
infamous
iniquitous
insidious
involved
irregular
jailbird
justiciable
knave
knavish
lawbreaker
lawless
low
malefactor
malefactory
malevolent
malfeasant
malfeasor
miscreant
misfeasor
mobster
monstrous
naughty
nefarious
nonconstitutional
nonlegal
nonlicit
not done
not kosher
not the thing
off-base
off-color
offender
out-of-line
outlaw
outlawed
peccant
public enemy
punishable
questionable
quisling
racketeer
rank
reprehensible
reproachable
reprobate
reprovable
rotten
roughneck
ruffian
sacrilegious
scandalous
scofflaw
scoundrel
shady
shameful
shameless
shifty
sinful
sinister
sinner
slippery
suspicious
swindler
terrible
terrorist
thief
thug
to blame
tough
traitor
transgressor
trespasser
triable
tricky
two-timer
unallowed
unauthorized
unconscienced
unconscientious
unconscionable
unconstitutional
under-the-counter
under-the-table
underhand
underhanded
undue
unethical
unfit
unfitting
unforgivable
unl
Strafsachen Definition
Criminal
(
a.
)
Guilty
of
crime
or
sin.
Criminal
(
a.
)
Involving
a
crime
Criminal
(
a.
)
Relating
to
crime
Criminal
(
n.
)
One
who
has
commited
a
crime
criminal cases Bedeutung
criminal
negligence
culpable
negligence
(law)
recklessly
acting
without
reasonable
caution
and
putting
another
person
at
risk
of
injury
or
death
(or
failing
to
do
something
with
the
same
consequences)
maintenance
criminal
maintenance
the
unauthorized
interference
in
a
legal
action
by
a
person
having
no
interest
in
it
(as
by
helping
one
party
with
money
or
otherwise
to
continue
the
action)
so
as
to
obstruct
justice
or
promote
unnecessary
litigation
or
unsettle
the
peace
of
the
community,
unlike
champerty,
criminal
maintenance
does
not
necessarily
involve
personal
profit
crime
offense
criminal
offense
criminal
offence
offence
law-breaking
(criminal
law)
an
act
punishable
by
law,
usually
considered
an
evil
act,
a
long
record
of
crimes
criminal
possession
(law)
possession
for
which
criminal
sanctions
are
provided
because
the
property
may
not
lawfully
be
possessed
or
may
not
be
possessed
under
certain
circumstances
unlawful
carnal
knowledge
criminal
congress
forbidden
or
tabu
sexual
intercourse
between
individuals
adultery
criminal
conversation
fornication
extramarital
sex
that
willfully
and
maliciously
interferes
with
marriage
relations,
adultery
is
often
cited
as
grounds
for
divorce
criminal
contempt
an
act
of
disrespect
that
impedes
the
administration
of
justice
criminal
suit
a
lawsuit
alleging
violations
of
criminal
law
by
the
defendant
prosecution
criminal
prosecution
the
institution
and
conduct
of
legal
proceedings
against
a
defendant
for
criminal
behavior
United
States
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
U.S.
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
US
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
USACIL
a
defense
laboratory
of
the
Criminal
Investigation
Command,
the
United
States
Army's
primary
forensic
laboratory
in
support
of
criminal
intelligence
criminal
record
record
a
list
of
crimes
for
which
an
accused
person
has
been
previously
convicted,
he
ruled
that
the
criminal
record
of
the
defendant
could
not
be
disclosed
to
the
court,
the
prostitute
had
a
record
a
mile
long
criminal
law
the
body
of
law
dealing
with
crimes
and
their
punishment
Criminal
Investigation
Command
CID
the
United
States
Army's
principal
law
enforcement
agency
responsible
for
the
conduct
of
criminal
investigations
for
all
levels
of
the
Army
anywhere
in
the
world
United
Nations
Crime
Prevention
and
Criminal
Justice
Centre
for
International
Crime
Prevention
the
United
Nations
office
responsible
for
crime
prevention
and
criminal
justice
and
law
reform
criminal
court
a
court
having
jurisdiction
over
criminal
cases
Criminal
Intelligence
Services
of
Canada
CISC
an
agency
of
the
Canadian
government
that
unifies
the
intelligence
units
of
Canadian
law
enforcement
agencies
criminal
felon
crook
outlaw
malefactor
someone
who
has
committed
a
crime
or
has
been
legally
convicted
of
a
crime
desperado
desperate
criminal
a
bold
outlaw
(especially
on
the
American
frontier)
recidivist
repeater
habitual
criminal
someone
who
is
repeatedly
arrested
for
criminal
behavior
(especially
for
the
same
criminal
behavior)
war
criminal
an
offender
who
violates
international
law
during
times
of
war
criminal
guilty
of
crime
or
serious
offense,
criminal
in
the
sight
of
God
and
man
criminal
felonious
involving
or
being
or
having
the
nature
of
a
crime,
a
criminal
offense,
criminal
abuse,
felonious
intent
condemnable
criminal
deplorable
reprehensible
vicious
bringing
or
deserving
severe
rebuke
or
censure,
a
criminal
waste
of
talent,
a
deplorable
act
of
violence,
adultery
is
as
reprehensible
for
a
husband
as
for
a
wife
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