Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
perchezitiona (corporal)
English translation:
frisk
Added to glossary by
liz askew
Aug 14, 2010 14:35
14 yrs ago
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Romanian term
perchezitiona
Romanian to English
Social Sciences
Government / Politics
Politie, in Republica Mol
a perchezitiona, un termen legal, va rog.
Proposed translations
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| 1 +2 | frisk |
liz askew
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| 4 +6 | search (with warrant) |
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Change log
Aug 16, 2010 08:32: liz askew changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/576816">Nina Iordache's</a> old entry - "perchezitiona (corporal)"" to ""frisk""
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frisk
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Criminal Law
Rules on Search and Seizure
May the police search you without a warrant?
That depends on whether you are under arrest. If the police have lawfully arrested you, they are permitted to search you. They also are allowed to search the area under your immediate control (also known as your wingspan, or where you can reach). They could then use that evidence against you in court.
>>Do the police have the right to tap a telephone?
>>Do wiretaps have to be approved in advance?
>>May the police search you without a warrant?
>>Do the police have the right to stop and frisk you?
>>Can the police seize what they find in a frisk?
>>Does the law permit the police to search a home or items in it?
>>Can the police ever search a home without a warrant?
>>What happens if a search is not valid?
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:0dUAIqq...
Criminal Law
Rules on Search and Seizure
May the police search you without a warrant?
That depends on whether you are under arrest. If the police have lawfully arrested you, they are permitted to search you. They also are allowed to search the area under your immediate control (also known as your wingspan, or where you can reach). They could then use that evidence against you in court.
>>Do the police have the right to tap a telephone?
>>Do wiretaps have to be approved in advance?
>>May the police search you without a warrant?
>>Do the police have the right to stop and frisk you?
>>Can the police seize what they find in a frisk?
>>Does the law permit the police to search a home or items in it?
>>Can the police ever search a home without a warrant?
>>What happens if a search is not valid?
Note from asker:
| Thank you, Liz, this is it! |
| Thank you very much, Liz, I was in a hurry. It is about checking the (naked) bodies of the youths arrested by the police during the Twitter Revolution in republic of Moldova (April 2009). This is the whole context and sorry again for not providing it. Thanks a lot for the legal clarifications, too! |
Peer comment(s):
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Cosmin Băduleţeanu
: Varianta informală pentru percheziţia corporală.
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Thank you! Context is everything:)
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Liviu-Lee Roth
: ... după explicațiile suplimentare
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Thank you!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you very much, Liz!"
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4 mins
search (with warrant)
A legal search requires a warrant (usually from a judge)
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
wordbridge
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| neutral |
liz askew
: I think we need much more context here, FWIW. The Police do not always need a search warrant.
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Need for Search Warrant depends on the legal system and on circumstances
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| agree |
Alexandranow
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| agree |
Cosmin Băduleţeanu
3 hrs
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| agree |
Angela Öhrman
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| agree |
Tradeuro Language Services
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| agree |
Iosif JUHASZ
1 day 25 mins
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