go to law
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to go to court in order to deal with a dispute, or arrange to do this; |
məhkəməyə müraciət etmək; |
- If he doesn’t agree to our terms, we’ll have to go to law.
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bring (take) an action against sb
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a change or a matter for consideration by a court of law; |
bir kəsə qarşı məhkəmə işi qaldırmaq; |
- I’m afraid, we must bring an action against him.
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the scene of the crime
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a place where an event or action happens; |
cinayət yeri; hadisənin baş verdiyi yer; |
- They say that murderers always return to the scene of the crime.
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be behind bars
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in prison; |
dəmir barmaqlıqlar arxasında/ həbsxanada olmaq; |
- He has made a lot of crimes, now he is behind bars.
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aid and abet
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to help sb in criminal activities; |
cinayət ortağı olmaq; bir kəsə cinayətdə köməklik göstərmək; cinayətdə əli olmaq; |
- He was accused of aiding and abetting the murderer.
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take the law into one’s own hands
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to take no notice of society’s rules and act alone, usually by force; |
müstəqil araşdırma aparmaq, xəfiyyəlik etmək; |
- He took the law into his own hands and shot the burglar.
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the (long) arm of the law
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pomp., humor – justice, esp. in the form of the police, considered as something that criminals cannot escape from; |
güclü qanunun əli; |
- They were beyond the arm of the law.
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be called to the Bar
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to become a barrister, a lawyer who has the right of speaking in the higher courts of law; |
ali məhkəmədə danışmaq hüququna malik olmaq; |
- Your uncle is called to the Bar, isn’t he?
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hardened criminals
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men who have been guilty of many crimes; |
bir çox cinayətlərdə əli olan; qatı cinayətkarlar; |
- Putting this man into prison alongside hardened criminals is the surest way to make him reoffend.
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The greater the crime, the higher the gallows
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serious crimes must be punished severely; |
Cinayət nə qədər böyük olarsa, cəza bir o qədər ağır olar; |