jurisdiction (terra used of a judge or court) dessaisisseraent 1. FR ... 2. FR ... 3. E 1. relinquishment* - deprival** 2. ?discharge 3. dispossession - ?divestment S 1. 2. 3. destierro 1. (CL, ES) pena 2. (UY) pena abrogada (CL) nombre vulgar de la pena de extrañamiento E 1. (local) expulsion - extemment* 2. exile F 1. interdiction de séjour 2. bannissement Dalloz Proc. pén. pp. 471-473 Dalloz Proc. pén. p. 472 (para. 458) * By a court of its jurisdiction ** By a superior court of an inferior court's jurisdiction Of a judge when he has given judgement or its equivalent Of a bankrupt of his assets CL CP 36, ES CP 88 UY CP 74, CL see CCPR/C/32/Add.l S p. 54 CL, ES banishment from a specified place in the country in question; SU Criminal Code translation art. 26 banishment ; ZA banning * IN UY CP 74 SU Code pénal, traduction art. 26 - 375 - destrato £ ill-treatment - maltreatment F F désuétude E desuetude S S desviación de poder E misuse of powers F détournement de poutvoir S desvirtuar E to nullify (the effect of) F LT: 1966 DA 59c2, 39c5 detainee F détenu S detenido detención V. auto de detención ... boleta de detención decreto de detención mandamiento de detención notoria urgencia de detención orden de detención ... 1. (AR, CL, ES, MX, NI, PE, SV, UY, COD, COV, SMR) hecho de privación de libertad del presunto responsable para presentarlo al juez 2. BOD, COD 3. (CO, VE) privación de la libertad como consecuencia de la resolución de encarcelamiento Person held in executive detention, e.g. for political reasons or pending immigration clearance, expulsion or depor­ tation; IN daisim, represent­ ing a form in use in E before the F word was anglicized (Nihalani) Proc. pen. 
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