text: History, vol. I, p. British ^ Foreign State Papers, vol. 2, p. 3 CC 323, 1408 FR CC 723 Note 12 conjuez 1. sentido general 2, abogado integrante E 1. CO-judge 2. associate judge F 1. juge - CO-juge 2. assesseur - juge assesseur EN recorder; NOT assessor, associate (Osbom 34, 37) *D'un tribunal collégial - 220 - S conjuntamente (CL) E jointly F conjointement S conmoción interior E internal disturbances F F connaissance V. prendre connaissance de E cognizance - knowledge S conocimiento Note 12 connaître V. ne connaissent pas de prescription E to exercise/have jurisdiction in/over - to have cognizance of S Â cause, matter connivencia E connivance - ?privity F conocer V. recurso de fuerza en conocer conocer a prevención E to assvime jurisdiction in F se saisir - se déclarer compétent pour connaître S conocer de una causa por delito (CL) E to try a criminal case F connaître d'une affaire criminelle S conocer de un delito (CL) E to try an offence F connaître d'une infraction A case D'une affaire relevant également de la compétence d'une autre juridiction conocer en casación (PE) Const. 298 E to review F - 221 - S conocimiento de causa V. con conocimiento de causa S consagrado E laid down - expressed - established F F conscience juridique E legal thinking S F conseil V. chambre du conseil en chambre du conseil retirer E 1. board - council 2. adviser - counsel - counsellor S conseil concluant E counsel for ... i.e. counsel for the party who is filing the submissions in question; may often be translated as defence counsel, plaintiff's lawyer, etc. Conseil Constitutionnel, Conseil constitutionnel (FR) E Constitutional Council S Consejo Constitucional conseil d'administration E board of directors Const. 56-63, Ord. 1067 7.11.1958, Brown 9-14 
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