Translation for 'juvenile court' from English to Polish

juvenile court

sąd {m} dla nieletnichprawo

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juvenile

młodociany {adj}biol.

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juvenile delinquent

młodociany przestępca {m} [osob.]prawo

nieletni przestępca {m} [osob.]prawo

juvenile delinquency

przestępczość {n} nieletnichprawo

przestępczość {f} młodocianychprawo

przestępczość {f} nieletnichprawo

juvenile [childish]

dziecinny {adj}

grass court

kort {m} trawiastysport

hard court

twardy kort {m}sport

Constitutional Court

Trybunał {m} Konstytucyjnypol.prawo

constitutional court

Trybunał {m} Konstytucyjnypol.prawo

basketball court

boisko {n} do koszykówkisport

court reporter

protokolant {m} [osob.] sądowydzienn.prawozawód

court proceedings­

przewód {m} sądowyprawo

tennis court

kort {m} tenisowysport

criminal court

sąd {m} karnyprawo

district court

sąd {m} okręgowyprawo

court order

nakaz {m} sądowyprawo

nakaz {m} prawnyprawo

court referee

sędzia {m} [osob.] głównysport

• She also believed that too much money has been diverted away from the juvenile court system and that the government should find some way to make the juvenile courts work effectively, so as to prevent problems in troubled children and adolescents before these problems are exacerbated by the time they reach adulthood.
• This court has countywide general jurisdiction and has two divisions: the Civil/Criminal (criminal and civil matters) and the Family Division (which includes Juvenile Court, Friend of the Court, and Probate Court sections).
• Gregory graduated with three degrees, and later became a judge in the Vancouver Juvenile Court.
• Price testified for Colvin, who was tried in juvenile court.
• The boy was sentenced in juvenile court for the assault.

• The elected county judge in Texas may also be the judge of the County Criminal Court, County Civil Court, Probate Court and Juvenile Court.
• There is also a Correctional court and a Juvenile court.
• Until 1970, it was also the standard used in juvenile court in the United States.
• She served as a social worker at the Federal Industrial Institution for Women for one year before moving to Chicago in 1951 to work with the House of the Good Shepherd women's shelter and Chicago Juvenile Court.
• He was tried in a juvenile court due to being about 17 at that time.

• He was also a criminal prosecutor, a Hall County juvenile court judge, and a Northeastern Judicial Circuit superior court judge.
• Additionally, there is a Taiwan Kaohsiung Juvenile Court, established in accordance with the Law Governing the Disposition of Juvenile Cases.
• One criminal justice approach to juvenile delinquency is through the juvenile court systems.