prosecution in Japanese
prosecution in Japanese is 起訴, 検察 — prosecution means the legal process of charging and trying someone for a crime in court.
prosecution in Japanese
起訴
Pronounced: kiso
(legal) The institution of legal proceedings (particularly criminal) against a person.
検察
Pronounced: kensatsu
(legal) In many countries, a legal body and institution, usually part of the state apparatus, empowered to perform prosecution. Prosecutor's Office. See Prosecutor.
What does "prosecution" mean?
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noun The legal process of charging and trying someone for a crime in court.
"Failure to pay the fine could eventually lead to prosecution."
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noun The lawyer or legal team bringing a criminal case against someone.
"The prosecution asked the judge for a short break before closing."
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prosecution in a sentence
- Failure to pay the fine could eventually lead to prosecution.
- The prosecution presented strong evidence against the defendant.
- The prosecution asked the judge for a short break before closing.
- Lawyers for the prosecution questioned the witness about what she saw that night.
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What is "prosecution" in Japanese?
"prosecution" in Japanese is 起訴, 検察. prosecution means: The legal process of charging and trying someone for a crime in court.
How do you pronounce 起訴?
"prosecution" in Japanese is 起訴, pronounced "kiso".
How do you use "prosecution" in a sentence?
Example: "Failure to pay the fine could eventually lead to prosecution." In Japanese, "prosecution" is 起訴, 検察.
Are there other ways to say "prosecution" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "prosecution": 起訴, 検察.
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