Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

mirror offences

Dutch translation:

gelijksoortige/gelijkluidende delicten

Added to glossary by sindy cremer
Dec 6, 2008 13:50
15 yrs ago
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English term

mirror offences

English to Dutch Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
Ik heb geen context maar het gaat om misdrijven in verband met corruptie, zie bijvoorbeeld ook http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:nuAuVNkMEFsJ:www.coe.in...

Bedankt voor advies
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Jan 31, 2010 23:32: sindy cremer Created KOG entry

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Non-PRO (1): Chris Hopley

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Discussion

Chris Hopley Dec 9, 2008:
Hoe kun je nou geen context hebben???? Pfff.
sindy cremer Dec 6, 2008:
Goh, Albert, daar gaat een wereld voor mij open :-)
Albert Stufkens Dec 6, 2008:
'mirror' is inderdaad ook een werkwoord!
TMJS (asker) Dec 6, 2008:
Sindy, ik denk dat je op het goede pad zit, 'mirror' is inderdaad een znw.
sindy cremer Dec 6, 2008:
Goede vraag, ik ben er eigenlijk vrij klakkeloos uitgegaan dat "mirror offence" hier het znw is...
Jaap?
Gerard de Noord Dec 6, 2008:
Is mirror hier een werkwoord of een zelfstandig naamwoord?

Proposed translations

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gelijkluidende delicten

"Mirror offences" zijn m.i. delicten waarvoor de regeling tot stand komt of is gekomen op basis van een ander vergrijp. Dat leidt tot een gelijkluidend voorschrift/delict.

Ik heb er geen vaste Nederlandse term voor gevonden, dus houd het op "gelijkluidend".
Collega's?

http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hanstrans.nsf...

“Although the Legislation Review Committee made some comments about the form of the offence, honourable members will note that this is simply a mirror offence of an existing Commonwealth law; it is in exactly the same terms in order to avoid inconsistency.”
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http://www.lawreform.ie/publications/data/volume7/lrc_54.htm...

“The question remains as to whether there should be an offence for homosexuals which mirrors the present offence of unlawful carnal knowledge of girls between the age of 15 and 17. We accept that the primary motivation behind the creation of the latter offence was the protection of young girls from unwanted pregnancy. Nevertheless, in the light of the age of consent in other jurisdictions and of our desire to impose the same constraints on homosexuals and heterosexuals, we propose the creation of the appropriate “mirror” offence for homosexuals..”
http://www.aph.gov.au/HANSARD/senate/dailys/ds130607.pdf
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“Is there a proposal to amend the International Transfer of Prisoners Act 1997 or promulgate new
regulations to cover the situation of Mr David Hicks where there is no mirror offence in Australian
law.”

http://www.tpass.com.au/_documents/Journals/2008/Sep/5c4876a...

“S.127A(1AB) creates a new, indictable, offence, where the elements of 127A(1) are made out and the member: ……
The penalty for a breach of this section is up to 600 penalty units, imprisonment for 5 years, or both.
Section 127A(2) and 127A(4) create mirror offences, which carry the same penalties, for former members of the Force.”
Peer comment(s):

agree Albert Stufkens : Het voorbeeld ('link') van Jaap schijnt jouw suggestie ook wel te ondersteunen.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "'gelijksoortig' is misschien de beste vertaling. Alle deelnemers aan de discussie bedankt voor de bijdragen."
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weerspiegelen/gaan over overtredingen

If the criminal code is implemented in Australia, it is not expected to result in a rapid increase in the number of prosecutions but act more as a deterrent to would be cyber criminals. The penalties for damage caused to computer data or programs are not
minor and "mirror offences" which involve damage to physical property.


".... offences that mirror offences found in the Prohibition of Human Cloning Act 2002 ...."
Peer comment(s):

agree Gerard de Noord : Geen juridische kennis, maar daar ik dacht aan een verschrijving van 'minor offences' kwam ik ook meteen op deze pagina uit.
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gelijkaardige overtredingen

Hoewel de twee andere suggesties, naargelang de context, allebei juist kunnen zijn, toch nog een alternatief. 'Gelijkluidend' komt immers in de buurt van 'eensluidend' wat in legale context naar een EXACT duplicaat verwijst. Gelijkaardig is iets algemener en komt misschien wat dichter bij wat hier bedoeld is? (zonder de context te kennen)

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Note added at 22 hrs (2008-12-07 12:46:33 GMT)
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Hou rekening met Alberts tip; In Nederlands Nederlands kies je best voor "gelijksoortig" in plaats van gelijkaardig. Dank je, Albert.
Peer comment(s):

agree Albert Stufkens : In Nederland zou men zeggen "gelijksoortig".
2 hrs
2 x dank (voor de agree en voor de nuttige tip!)
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