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"the court"

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I've got some doubt of how best to translate "the court" in this context. I've got a few ideas but would really appreciate any comments on which sounds most fitting.

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"The court may take into account an early guily plea."

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"Puede ser que _____ tome en cuenta una declaración adelantada de 'culpable'."

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"Puede ser que _____ tome en cuenta una declaración previa de culpabilidad."

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(I would like to get accross that this refers to 'the court' in the sense of 'the judicial process' rather than the actual courtroom.)

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  • la justicia
  • el juez
  • el juzgado
  • el tribunal

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Any thoughts or comments would be greatly appreciated as always.

Gracias! smile

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updated May 16, 2011
edited by amy_moreno
posted by amy_moreno

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I would say el tribunal

And I would also say una declaración previa de culpabilidad.

updated Feb 17, 2011
edited by gone
posted by gone
Ditto in the given context. - Gekkosan, Jan 26, 2011
Gracias :) - amy_moreno, Jan 27, 2011
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The choices listed are technical legal terms and are directly related to the country in which the court is located, and the judicial system of that country. An attorney from the country in question is the only one qualified to answer this issue in this forum.

updated Feb 17, 2011
posted by pacofinkler
No lo veo tan ténico que sólo un abogado experto podría contestar la pregunta, pero vale.... - amy_moreno, Feb 17, 2011
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I think I would go for el Tribunal but better wait for someone who actually knows what they're talking about, lol smile

updated Jan 27, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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"Puede ser que el tribunal tome en cuenta una declaración previa de culpabilidad."

updated May 16, 2011
posted by amcriso
Gracias por los comentarios, amcriso :) - amy_moreno, May 16, 2011