Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Colloquy

Spanish translation:

coloquio

Added to glossary by Paul García
Jan 11, 2019 12:28
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English term

Colloquy

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law (general) Legal Colloquy
Hello,

I'm looking for something that sounds good in Spanish for the legal term "colloquy." Basically, it is a talk between the judge/defendant to make certain the defendant understands his rights (see dictionary definition below). I could translate it very literally as: "coloquio" since that word does exist in Spanish, but I'd prefer a legal equivalent in Spanish, if one exists. If one doesn't exist, I guess I'll just stick to the same word: coloquio. I had thought of: "apercibimiento," but I'm not sure. Does anyone know of an equivalent in Mexico, Spain, Argentina, etc. or some Spanish-speaking country?

Here at this link is a document where the term appears:
https://www.crawfordcountypa.net/Courts/Rules/Criminal/FORM ...

Dictionary Definition:
colloquy n
: a discussion during a hearing between the judge and the defendant usually to ascertain the defendant's understanding of his or her rights and of the court proceedings (From Findlaw Dictionary)
Proposed translations (Spanish)
4 +2 coloquio
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Discussion

Steven Huddleston Jan 11, 2019:
's good! "coloquio" is good in all Spanish-speaking countries. You may use it without fear, in almost any context.

Proposed translations

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coloquio

I've used coloquio. It's when everything can turn on a dime.☺
Peer comment(s):

agree Steven Huddleston
49 mins
Gracias, Steven
agree Adriana Iris Permingeat
3 days 20 hrs
Gracias, Adriana
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