text: 4. tribunal fuero comisión - jurado Alternatives to court are court of justicja, court of law, law court; note 4. In the sense of an inferior court; note 4. e.g. an arbitral tribunal (not a technical term in EN) e.g. an arbitral tribunal tribunal V. juzgados y tribunales Supremo Tribunal Militar tribunales ... 1. (ES, LAM: latp s.ensu) magistrado o magistrados que ejercen la función jurisdiccional, sin. fuero 2. (ES, MX: stricto sensu) órgano jurisdiccional superior, sin. LAM çprte, por oposición a juzgado, jueZ. órgano jurisdiccional inferior Escriche, Ossorio, Prieto-Castro 27-29 ES LOPJ 26, Const. 118, MX LOT 2. - 1052 - 3. persona o personas no magistrados que ejercen una función jurisdiccional o de protección 4. (der. int.) instancia jurisdiccional internacional E 1. court - tribunal 2. court 3. tribunal 4. tribunal p. ej. ES (antee) un tribunal tutelar de menores p. ej. un tribunal arbitral Alternatives to court are court of justice, court of iaw, law court; note 4. i.e. a superior court; note i e.g. an arbitral tribunal (not a technical term in EN) e.g. an arbitral tribunal 1. tribunal - juridiction 2. cour 3. tribunal - commission 4. tribunal tribunal administratif 1. (FR, GE) un tribunal administratif proprement dit (FR: usage inexact) tribunal de l'ordre administratif FR Dec. 682 13.7.1973, GE Const. 131, LOJ 1, C. Eur 37, Brown 32-35; syn. juridiction administrative 4. syn. juridiction administrative 3., juridifitioa .de l'ordre administratif 1. administrative court 2. administrative court I. 2. FR there are several such courts; GE has one Tribunal administratif, Administrative Court Tribunal administratif UN E Administrative Tribunal S Tribunal Administrativo tribunal ad quern E higher court F tribunal ad quem - tribunal saisi (du recours/de l'appel) Forma poco usual de referirse al tribunal de segunda instancia Also called court appealed to, EN court above 
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