Examples of using To a judge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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lying to a judge and now, house-breaking.
He has not answered any independent questions about his crime except when standing in a courtroom responding to a judge.
you're going to have to prove to a judge that the book really does pose a threat to national security.
Under the state of emergency, Turkey has further extended for certain offences the pre-trial detention to 30 days without access to a judge against ECtHR case law and an important part of the judiciary is subject to these measures.
So I asked you all to send in some better options so I can go down to the courthouse and explain to a judge why I need to change my middle name to something cool.".
written several days later, there was no need to sign it or to go to a judge because she was already in the asylum!
senior court counsellor submits a draft to a judge authorised for that purpose by the president of the court,
asking me why one of my detectives is going directly to a judge to obtain an illegal wiretap!
you knew that a person couldn't say to a judge,“I'm really sorry I murdered those people with an axe.
considers that all the cases listed in Articles 5 to 13 must be submitted to a judge so that the charges can be confirmed.
explain how a party may object to a judge.
determine not to refer the case to a judge sitting alone and to conduct the proceedings itself.
law enforcement must present specific facts to a judge demonstrating that the requested information is relevant and material to an ongoing criminal investigation.
of their right to object to a judge.
The President of the Republic of Poland may consent to a judge of the[Sąd Najwyższy(Supreme Court)]
The President of the Republic of Poland may consent to a judge of the[Sąd Najwyższy(Supreme Court)]
The President of the Republic of Poland may consent to a judge of the[Sąd Najwyższy(Supreme Court)] continuing to perform
the plaintiff is generally entitled to judgment from the office of the relevant court without the need for a court order or for an application to a judge.
Eventually, he goes to a judge.
You will get to tell that to a judge.