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tribunal

[tr(a)ɪˈbjuːnəl]

sustantivo

1. tribunal (m) (Law)

tribunal [trai-biu-nal]

sustantivo

1. Tribunal (court), el lugar destinado para la administración de justicia; juzgado.

tribunal [traɪˈbjuːnl]

noun

tribunal (m)

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tribunal

masculine noun

1. court (de justicia)

llevar a alguien/acudir a los tribunales -> to take somebody/go to court
tribunal de Apelación -> Court of Appeal
tribunal Constitucional -> Constitutional Court
tribunal de Cuentas -> ≅ National Audit Office; (español) Court of Audit (europeo)
tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos -> European Court of Human Rights
tribunal Internacional de Justicia -> International Court of Justice
tribunal de Justicia Europeo -> European Court of Justice
tribunal Penal Internacional -> International Criminal Court
el tribunal Supremo -> ≅ the High Court (British), ≅ the Supreme Court (United States)
tribunal Tutelar de Menores -> Juvenile Court

2. board of examiners (de examen); panel (de concurso)

tribunal [tre-boo-nahl’]

noun

1. Hall, where judges meet to administer justice. (m)

2. Tribunal, court of justice; judicature. (m)

3. Board of examiners (examinadores). (Universe) (m)

4. Tribunal; forum. (Figurative) (m)

5. Court martial. (Military) (m)

Tribunal de menores -> juvenile court
Llevar a uno ante los tribunales -> to take somebody to court

tribunal

1 (Jur) (lugar) court; (conjunto de jueces) court; bench

en pleno tribunal in open court; llevar a algn ante los tribunales to take sb to court; sus actos serán juzgados por el tribunal de la opinión pública public opinion will be the judge of his actions

Tribunal Constitucional constitutional court

The role of the Spanish Tribunal Constitucional is to see that the 1978 Constitution is adhered to by the organs of government. It has jurisdiction in conflicts of power between the Spanish State and the Comunidades Autónomas and between the Autonomous Communities themselves, and it also has powers to safeguard the basic rights of citizens. It consists of 12 members, four nominated by Congress and by Senate, two by the Government and two by the governing body of the Spanish judiciary, the Consejo General del Poder Judicial.

note See culture box in entry constitución.

Tribunal de Justicia de las Comunidades Europeas Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea European Court of Justice

Tribunal de la Haya International Court of Justice

tribunal de primera instancia court of first instance

Tribunal Internacional de Justicia International Court of Justice

tribunal popular jury

Tribunal Supremo High Court; Supreme Court; (EEUU)

tribunal (tutelar) de menores juvenile court

2 (Univ) (examinadores) board of examiners

3 (Política) (comisión investigadora) tribunal

4 (S. Cone) (Mil) court martial