text: meaning lawful ; NOT judicial? note 6 * i.e. the jurisdiction of a court to review administrative decisions, a concept often referred to in Anglo-Saxon law as judicial review of administrative decisions - 655 - F juridiction administrative (contentieuse) - tribunal administratif jurisdicción voluntaria (ES) E non-contentious jiirisdiction F jurisprudence V. revirement de jurisprudence 1. droit interne 2. droit international E 1. case law - judicial decisions/precedent(s)/ author!ty/practice - practice of the courts decided cases* 2. jurisprudence S 1. jurisprudencia 2. jurisprudence constante 1. droit interne 2. droit international E 1. settled judicial practice/ practice of the court 2. constant jurisprudence Sinclair S 1. 2. Jurisprudence des autorités administratives de la Confédération (CH) E Law Reports of the Unofficial translation Administrative Authorities of the Confederation S jurisprudence internationale E international jurisprudence Comprises international judicial decisions and international arbitral awards S jurisprudencia internacional juristic act = acte juridique In EN these terms exclude arbitration practice; NOT jurisprudence *David Sys. - 656 - jury F S F jury d'accusation (FR obs.) EN: the use of a jury is confined (i) in criminal proceedings to trials on indictment, (ii) in civil proceedings almost exclusively to libel cases, and (iii) in coroner's proceedings to certain specified circumstances Dalloz Proc. pen. p. 340 E grand jury S F jury de jugement (FR) E trial jury EN obs., US: an indictment jury CPP 254-267. 288-305, 356, 362î Dalloz Proc. pen. pp. 340 fiLfisq. It has powers of punishment as well as verdict, unlike the jury in EN L jus accrescendi E jus accrescendi - right of accrvial* S derecho de supervivencia - derecho de acrecer L jus cogens E jus cogens - peremptory law F S jus cogens L jus commune E jus commune law F ÍU6^„CüfflBmie s ord inary/general droit commun Black 
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