Prosecution
Prosecution noun - The doing of an action.
Tribunal and prosecution are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tribunal" instead a noun "Prosecution".
Tribunal
Tribunal noun - An assembly of persons for the administration of justice.
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Synonyms for Tribunal
Prosecution and tribunal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prosecution" instead a noun "Tribunal".
Nearby Word: tribune
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Related pairs
- action and prosecution
- action and tribunal
- contest and prosecution
- contest and tribunal
- trial and prosecution
- trial and tribunal
- case and prosecution
- case and tribunal
- enactment and prosecution
- enactment and tribunal
- government and prosecution
- government and tribunal
- citation and prosecution
- citation and tribunal
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During Travis' military tribunal on Blake's 7, the roles of prosecution and defense are filled by human beings, but the "Judgement Program" or something similar processes the disposition of the accused.
Source: Computerized Judicial System -
Incidentally, it is perfectly legal to stop a prosecution under the Code of Hermes by declaring Wizard's War against the prosecutor and killing him before the Tribunal, even if that prosecutor is himself a Quaesitor.
Source: Tabletop Game / Ars Magica
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