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3 +1 | which has been judicialized through preliminary proceedings |
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4 | which is being brought to court by virtue of preliminary proceedings |
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which has been judicialized through preliminary proceedings Explanation: Or "judicialised" for the UK. I'd prefer to have more context here as I'm not entirely sure that it's referring to "judicialization", i.e., in the opposite sense to "politicization". It could simply mean that the investigation is already under the cognizance of this specific court. If the latter is the case, I'd word it slightly differently, like "which is now under the cognizance of XXXX Court, to wit the proceedings XXXX..." judicializar VERBO TRANSITIVO Resolver disputas políticas o sociales, no estrictamente judiciales, recurriendo a decisiones de la justicia. hay cuestiones políticas que no se deben judicializar https://es.oxforddictionaries.com/definicion/judicializar judicialize (also judicialise) VERB with object To make judicial in character; to treat judicially; to subject to judicial process or decision. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/judicialize |
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which is being brought to court by virtue of preliminary proceedings Explanation: "Judicaliz(s)ation" somehow how makes me cringe. I know it's a word but it's one I have never heard in over 40 years of dealing with courts and legal proceedings I think this simply means that the investigation has turned into a court case. If it's in Spain I imagine an investigating judge has been appointed - maybe it's one step further and the offender has been charged. |
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