Examples of using To a judge in English and their translations into Danish
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there was no need to sign it or to go to a judge And when it was finally written several days later.
there was no need to sign it or to go to a judge because she was already in the asylum!
Thirdly, the compromise confirms that the option must always be provided to refer a case to a judge, an independent and impartial court, whose decision must be respected.
I think I can prove to a judge that both of these men had the mens rea.
We are gonna need a confession from Dr. Shrinker. so if we wanna get Big Sir out, Well, I can't sell that to a judge.
We are gonna need a confession from Dr. Shrinker. Well, I can't sell that to a judge, so if we wanna get Big Sir out.
Well, I can't sell that to a judge, so if we wanna get Big Sir out, we are gonna need a confession from Dr. Shrinker.
They spoke volumes to a judge who didn't even speak our language. These boys?
myself going to speak to a judge in Rio, because it was the federal government And this is something I will never forget.
You're coming to me because if you bring this to a judge, he will throw it back in your face.
you're gonna have to prove to a judge that the book does pose a threat to national security.
He has not answered any independent questions about his crime except when standing in a courtroom responding to a judge.
written several days later, there was no need to sign it or to go to a judge.
the European Parliament's invitation to a judge to resign for"moral
I suppose it would be universally held extremely wrong for a defendant to write to a Judge to express his satisfaction at a judgment in his favour;
If, according to the state of which we are nationals we give certain information to a national judge, then clearly if we want to be consistent with the idea of developing this area of freedom, security and justice we must also give it to a judge in the European Union when we are asked for it,
We talk to a judge.
We're talking to a judge.
By talking to a judge, or.
It's still up to a judge.