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lawsuit; suit; (legal) action; litigation
prosecution; indictment
direct appeal; direct petition
accusation; complaint; charge; suit; legal action; legal proceedings
petition; complaint; (legal) brief
nonprosecution; nonindictment
appeal to a higher court; intermediate appeal
appeal; complaint
a suitor; an accuser; a complainant; an informant; sue; accuse
presenting a case; suing
winning a (legal) case; victory (in a legal case)
direct petition
loss of a (legal) case
(written) indictment
appeal (to customers); solicitation (of business); rousing consumer interest (in a product)
non-prosecution; decision not to prosecute; dropping of charges; disposition not to prosecute
false charges; slander
prosecution; indictment; impeachment
criminal complaint; lodging a criminal complaint (against someone)
divorce suit; divorce proceedings
appeal (in court)
tip-off; informing secretly; reporting secretly
complaint (of pain, suffering, etc.); appeal
appeal (e.g. of an advertisement)
civil action; civil suit; civil proceedings
class action; class-action suit; class-action lawsuit
matter for the court; (ending up as a) lawsuit; legal tussle; court fight
suspension of indictment; leaving charge on the file
facts constituting the offense charged; facts charged
limitation; prescription of the right to prosecute an accused; statute of limitation
imploring with tears in one's eyes
lawsuit; (legal) case
(public) prosecution; indictment; accusation
appellate court; court of appeal
legal proceedings; legal procedures; legal process
chief complaint
general malaise; unidentified complaint; all-round poor physical condition
petition; appeal
criminal action; Code of Criminal Procedure
record (of legal proceedings in a court)
plea; entreaty; supplication
acquittal; dismissal (of a case)
original suit; main lawsuit; main action
complainant; plaintiff
criminal prosecution; criminal indictment
appeal made directly to a senior official without going through formalities
(Japanese) Civil Proceedings Act (1890, revised in 1926)
supplementary indictment
Code of Criminal Procedure
summary indictment; information (lodged, etc.)
access to courts; bringing an action
litigant; plaintiff; suitor
private prosecution; civil suit
supplementary suit; supplementary indictment
customer appeal; the power to appeal to customers
charge; count
dismissal of an intermediate appeal
counteraction; counterclaim
grumbling or mumbling to oneself
procedural law (as opposed to substantive law)
grounds for an appeal
indictment without arrest; house arrest; prosecution without physical restraint
appeals court; appellate court
lawsuit undertaken without legal representation; pro se lawsuit
act of litigation; act of procedure
trial management (e.g. by the court)
pendency; pending litigation; pendente lite
right to take legal action; right to take action
right of appeal
administrative litigation (action)
litigation related to personal status (e.g. divorce actions)
Personal Status Actions Procedure Law (e.g. divorce actions)
litigation related to personal status (e.g. divorce actions)
term in which an appeal may be filed
public prosecutor's appeal
person reporting to have symptoms (of a disease, etc.)
party not named in (this) court case; non-party; person outside a suit
principle of compulsory prosecution (i.e. a public prosecutor must seek an indictment if evidence is sufficient)
mandatory indictment; indictment by a lay prosecution committee
(Japanese) Civil Proceedings Act (1890, revised in 1926)
countersuit
(the) prosecution
principle of discretionary prosecution (the right of a public prosecutor to exercise discretion in cancelling prosecution); principle of opportunity
prosecution rate
petition of appeal
authority of prosecution; authority to indict
test case
excessive or unreasonable legal action; vexatious litigation
civil action; civil suit; civil proceedings; (Japanese) Civil Proceedings Act (1890, revised in 1926)
Japanese lawsuit involving cases where hospitalized patients contracted Creutzfeld-Jakob disease from infected transplants
amount in controversy