Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

notes en défense

English translation:

taking notes for the defence

Added to glossary by Stephanie Ezrol
Apr 13, 2010 15:33
14 yrs ago
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French term

notes en défense

French to English Other Law (general) CV part of work in a legal internship
Is this some kind of step in a legal defense. It is part of a longer list of the what this person did in his internship.

Here's the full description.

qualification juridique, rdv clients, notes en défense,audience devant le JLD,Juge d'instruction, sessions d'assises..
Change log

Apr 15, 2010 01:05: Stephanie Ezrol changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1092290">Stephanie Ezrol's</a> old entry - " notes en défense"" to ""taking notes for the defence""

Proposed translations

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taking notes for the defence

"Trainee work typically includes drafting witness statements, **taking notes** at hearings and legal research. As an associate, much depends on the firm you work at and the size of the case. Often the procedures involved are broadly the same whether the claim is worth £1,000 or £100m. This means that junior associates who run their own small cases get to see the dispute resolution process through from beginning to end and essentially do the same job as more senior lawyers, just on a smaller scale.
http://l2b.thelawyer.com/practice-areas/litigation-/-dispute...



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Note added at 19 mins (2010-04-13 15:52:55 GMT)
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"Each of the six defence lawyers make their points. ... anonymous young man taking notes in the Zug court was a junior lawyer from his solicitors in Zurich. ..."
www.transparencyinsport.org/swiss_trial_page2.html -
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agree Chris Hall
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the defendant's arguments

the defendant's arguments / submissions
Peer comment(s):

disagree Chris Hall : Where do you get defendant from?
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