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prosecution$64655$ - traduzione in greco
AN OFFENSE AGAINST THE JUDICIAL PROCESS.
Pretextual prosecution
prosecution
n. εκτέλεση, συνέχιση, δίωξη, καταδίωξη
attorney general
IN COMMON LAW JURISDICTIONS, MAIN LEGAL ADVISOR TO THE GOVERNMENT
Attorney-General; Attorneys General; Attorney-general; Attorneys general; Attorney Generals; Counsel General; Attorney-General's Chambers; Office of the Attorney General; Attorneys-General; Attorney General; Atty gen; Prosecutor general; Att'y Gen.; Attorney General's Chambers; Atty. Gen.; Atty. gen.; Attorney generals; Attourney general; Attourney-general; King's Attorney; Acting Attorney General; Acting attorney general; Attorney General Nominee; Attorney general nominee; Attorneys-general; Atty Gen.; General Prosecution Office; Attorneys generals
γενικός εισαγγελέας, υπουργός της δικαιοσύνης
Definizione
malicious prosecution
n. filing a lawsuit with the intention of creating problems for the defendant such as costs, attorneys' fees, anguish, or distraction when there is no substantial basis for the suit. If the defendant in the lawsuit wins and has evidence that the suit was filed out of spite and without any legal or factual foundation, he/she may, in turn, sue for damages against the person who filed the original action. If malice is clearly proved against the party who brought the original suit, punitive damages may be awarded along with special and general damages. In recent cases, courts have ruled that an attorney who knowingly assists a client in filing a worthless lawsuit out of malice or spite may be liable for damages along with the client. The suit by the victim to recover damages for a malicious prosecution cannot be filed until the original lawsuit is decided in favor of the victim.
See also: malice
Wikipedia
Process crime
In United States criminal procedure terminology, a process crime is an offense against the judicial process. These crimes include failure to appear, false statements, obstruction of justice, contempt of court and perjury.
Process crimes are sometimes a basis for a "pretextual prosecution", in which prosecutors bring process crime charges against a defendant in order to punish them for another crime for which a conviction is more difficult to obtain.
