people assigned to your courts

Romanian translation: persoane repartizate către instanțele/instanțelor tale

17:17 Dec 12, 2017
English to Romanian translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / How judges can show respect
English term or phrase: people assigned to your courts
The next principle is neutrality. When increasing public trust in the justice system, neutrality is paramount. The judge cannot be perceived to be favoring one side over the other. The judge has to make a conscious decision not to say things like,"my officer," "my prosecutor," "my defense attorney." And this is challenging when we work in environments where you have people assigned to your courts, the same people coming in and out of your courts as well. When I think of neutrality, I'm reminded of when I was a new Rutgers Law grad and freshly minted attorney, and I entered an arbitration and I was greeted by two grey-haired men who were joking about the last game of golf they played together and planning future social outings. I knew my client couldn't get a fair shot in that forum.
The next principle is understand. ....
Simona Pop
Romania
Local time: 01:54
Romanian translation:persoane repartizate către instanțele/instanțelor tale
Explanation:
când există persoane repartizate către instanțele tale, aceleași persoane venind și plecând (fiind tot timpul pe acolo)...
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adami
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persoane repartizate către instanțele/instanțelor tale


Explanation:
când există persoane repartizate către instanțele tale, aceleași persoane venind și plecând (fiind tot timpul pe acolo)...

adami
Romania
Local time: 01:54
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