Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Chinese term or phrase:
不起诉处分书
English translation:
No bill decision.
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Nigel Jones
Aug 19, 2005 01:29
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不起诉处分书
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Proposed translations
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| 5 +1 | No bill decision. |
billychang
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| 5 +1 | Ruling not to prosecute |
Raymond Chu
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billychang
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Chinese term (edited):
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No bill decision.
This is a US term. e.g. Where the grand jury no bills charges against a defendant, court permission is ... If the grand jury no bills the charges, the defendant is to be released. ...
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Comment: "Thanks both guys, both are credible answers but this seems to be used more int he US whereas 'ruling not to prosecute' seems to be used in the UK. The translation is for the US, so I chose this"
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Chinese term (edited):
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Ruling not to prosecute
The is the term Messrs. Lawrence Fuller, Jur.D., Univ. of Michigan, and Henry Fisher, MA, Standford Univ. have used in their translation of the Code of Criminal Procedure, in "Laws of the Republic of China" Series I, edited by Raymond Chu, et al., published 1961 by Council for U.S. Aid, Taipei, Taiwan. A ruling is a decision of the court or a prosecutor.
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