Traduction de «Para-legal specialist » (Anglais → Français) :

10. Firmly believes that each Member State should be required to draw up a register of certified translators and one of certified interpreters, which should allow access to the registers of the other Member States and that, furthermore, each Member State should set up a national accreditation body responsible for administering a scheme providing for the accreditation, renewable registration and in-service training of specialist legal translators and interpreters, in cooperation with the Ministries of Justice and the Interior; these registers would be amalgamated in due course into an EU-wide register with common minimum standards; cons ...[+++]iders moreover that suitable technical training courses should be provided for specialist interpreters and translators to ensure that they understand the legal procedures and terminology of the systems within which they are working, and that all professional practitioners involved in criminal procedures, including police, lawyers, prosecutors and judges, should receive training in working with and through an interpreter;

F. whereas according to Mr Barnabei's lawyers there is abundant proof of his innocence and this is supported by the findings of various experts, who reject the possibility that he was involved in any way; whereas in the opinion of leading US legal specialists, there has been a grave judicial error made in his case,

F. whereas according to the condemned man's lawyers there is abundant proof of his innocence and this is supported by the findings of various experts, who reject the possibility that he was involved in any way; whereas in the opinion of leading US legal specialists, there has been a grave judicial error made in his case,

i. Improving access to legal services and justice: This includes measures such as subsidised legal assistance, local legal advice centres for people on low incomes, specialist advice centres for asylum seekers, the establishment of a comprehensive network of regional departmental committees on access to the law, developing alternative, speedier and more accessible means of resolving disputes and accessing justice for example through separation and conflict resolution projects and small claims courts.

Whereas in the Member States insurance undertakings of different legal forms are in competition with each other; whereas undertakings engaged in the business of direct insurance customarily engage in the business of reinsurance as well and are therefore in competition with specialist reinsurance undertakings; whereas it is therefore appropriate not to confine coordination to the legal forms covered by Directive 78/660/EEC, but to choose a scope that corresponds to that of Council Directive 73/239/EEC of 24 July 1973 on the coordinat ...[+++]ion of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the taking up and pursuit of the business of direct insurance other than life assurance (7), as last amended by Directive 90/618/EEC (8), and to that of Council Directive 79/267/EEC of 5 March 1979 on the coordination of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the taking up and pursuit of the business of direct life assurance (1), as last amended by Directive 90/619/EEC (2), but which also includes certain undertakings that are excluded from the scope of those Directives and companies and firms which are reinsurance undertakings;

This Regulation establishes a single legal base aimed at facilitating the creation and operation of a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) by EU countries, with the possible participation of countries associated with research framework programmes of the EU, of other countries and of specialist intergovernmental agencies.