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- It is a civil case so there is no question of him being sent to prison. 这是一宗民事案件，所以不存在判他监禁的问题。
- The civil case will come on for trial tomorrow. 这件民事案明天将开审。
- It was a civil case so there was no question of him being sent to prison. 这是一桩民事案件，因此他没有被送进监狱的可能。
- Many civil cases can be settled out of court. 许多民事案件都在法庭外得以解决。
- The civil case will be heard in court next week. 这一案件将于下星期审理。
- An attorney who represents a state agency in civil cases. 首席检察官助理是代表州检察机关的律师。
- In simple civil cases, the plaintiff may indict verbally. 对简单的民事案件，原告可以口头起诉。
- Davy： What do lawyers mean when they talk about a civil case? 大维：律师说的民事案件是指甚麽?
- This is not to say that our naming policy on such civil cases is unyielding. 这并不是说我们在此类民事案件上的公布姓名政策是不会让步的。
- In civil cases fact which is admitted by both parties before the case start. 承认，供认，招供，民事诉讼案中，在法律案件开始前双方当事人都承认的事实。
- Supreme People's Court regulated the enforcement period in civil cases. 最高人民法院对于执行期限做出规定。
- The judicial authority over civil cases is exercised by the People's Court. 民事案件的审判权由人民法院行使。
- That is a civil case. 那是一桩民事诉讼。
- The justice lawsuit is vital to the criminal procedure, even to the civil case. 司法诉讼主要为刑事诉讼,即使民事案件,也是用刑事判断。
- In civil cases he decides which party is right legally; in criminal cases the decision is made by a jury. 在民事案中法官决定哪一方在法律上是正确的；在刑事案中，这样的裁决由陪审团作出。
- Their stance is the legal differences between criminal and civil cases are secondary to protecting alleged victims. 他们的立场是,民事和刑事案件的区别不应该成为忽略受害者的理由。
- The Legal Aid Department's expenditure on civil cases was $405 million and $919 million was recovered for the aided persons. 办理民事案件的总开支为4.;05亿元，为受助人取回的款项合共9
- Civil cases in which summary procedure is followed shall be tried by a single judge alone. 适用简易程序审理的民事案件,由审判员一人独任审理。
- In civil cases where simple procedures are applicable, justice is administered by one judge independently. 适用简易程序审理的民事案件，由审判员一人独任审理。
- When the people's court hears civil cases, it shall conduct mediation on the principle of free will and legality. 人民法院审理民事案件，应当根据自愿和合法的原则进行调解。
