Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
sanción punitiva de libertad
English translation:
custodial sanction
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Manuel Aburto
Apr 29, 2020 11:14
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Spanish term
sanción punitiva de libertad
Spanish to English
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Law (general)
Criminal law
Buen día,
El texto a continuación es parte de un documento sobre sanciones por delitos fiscales:
En materia penal, la ley prevé una **sanción punitiva de libertad** para quien debiendo llevar, por ley, contabilidad mercantil, libros o registros tributarios par satisfacer obligaciones con el Fisco, lleve 2 o más libros similares con distintos asientos o datos, aún libros auxiliares similares o no autorizados, para registrar operaciones contables, fiscales o sociales, asi mismo quien oculte, destruya, ordene o permita destruir, total o parcialmente los libros de contabilidad que le exijan las leyes mercantiles o las disposiciones fiscales, dejandolos ilegibles...
Una vez más, desde ya agradezco todos sus aportes.
El texto a continuación es parte de un documento sobre sanciones por delitos fiscales:
En materia penal, la ley prevé una **sanción punitiva de libertad** para quien debiendo llevar, por ley, contabilidad mercantil, libros o registros tributarios par satisfacer obligaciones con el Fisco, lleve 2 o más libros similares con distintos asientos o datos, aún libros auxiliares similares o no autorizados, para registrar operaciones contables, fiscales o sociales, asi mismo quien oculte, destruya, ordene o permita destruir, total o parcialmente los libros de contabilidad que le exijan las leyes mercantiles o las disposiciones fiscales, dejandolos ilegibles...
Una vez más, desde ya agradezco todos sus aportes.
Proposed translations
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4 +8 | custodial sanction | Rebecca Jowers |
5 | punitive measure to restrict (the right to) freedom | EirTranslations |
4 | a prison sentence | patinba |
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custodial sanction
(or) custodial sentence
There may be is a typical legal ellipsis in this expression, since the meaning appears to be "sanción punitiva de (privación de) libertad". In English, this is termed "custodial sanction (or) sentence, as opposed to a noncustodial sanction or sentence, which doesn't entail a loss of liberty.
There may be is a typical legal ellipsis in this expression, since the meaning appears to be "sanción punitiva de (privación de) libertad". In English, this is termed "custodial sanction (or) sentence, as opposed to a noncustodial sanction or sentence, which doesn't entail a loss of liberty.
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Adrian MM.
: You beat me to it whilst I was digging out this US Am. weblink https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/supreme-court-rules/chapte... I also think it may not be a custodial sentence handed down by a crim. ct. but a Fisco 'detention'- cf. the IRS.
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Thanks, Adrian
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Sandro Tomasi
: Hi, Becca. Good to see you. I would use custodial sentence. Cheers!
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Thanks, Sandro (yes, although the generic term "sanction" is used, the text appears to refer to a sentence handed down by a criminal court).
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Jane Martin
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Thanks, Jane
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Maria Gonzalez
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Gracias, María
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Michael Grabczan-Grabowski
: Great way to encompass the essential meaning. Do you think custodial penalty could work as well?
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Thanks, Michael. "Custodial penalty" has the same meaning; "custodial sentence" is what's most often used in English (providing it's a cutodial sanction imposed by a judge).
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Cathie Gryfe-Seeley
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Thanks, Cathie
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AllegroTrans
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Thanks, Allegro
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Marcelo González
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Thanks, Marcelo
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
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punitive measure to restrict (the right to) freedom
Various ways of saying this:
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Note added at 10 mins (2020-04-29 11:24:50 GMT)
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See also:
"The decree grants the government power to limit individuals' freedom of movement ... and punitive legal measures will be taken on any individual in violation"
https://www.icnl.org/covid19tracker/
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Note added at 10 mins (2020-04-29 11:24:50 GMT)
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See also:
"The decree grants the government power to limit individuals' freedom of movement ... and punitive legal measures will be taken on any individual in violation"
https://www.icnl.org/covid19tracker/
Example sentence:
punitive measure in respect of the exercise of the right to freedom
'no imperative social interest that justified the punitive measure' but ... standard of proof required in the judgment is to restrict freedom of expression
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Sandro Tomasi
: This is technically correct, but it is not stylistically correct for this particular context. Your ICNL link is really interesting. Thanks!
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Thank you for the comment :)
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a prison sentence
2009 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices ... - Refworldwww.refworld.org › docid
Mar 11, 2010 - The law establishes a prison sentence of 15 to 20 years for a person convicted of selling, buying, or exchanging a person under 18 years of ...
Responsabilities | Managers and Directors in Portugal ...www.newco.pro › invest-in-portugal › responsibilities
... monetary fines, although in the case of the breach of duty to propose a reduction of share capital, the law establishes a prison sentence of up to 3 years.
Mar 11, 2010 - The law establishes a prison sentence of 15 to 20 years for a person convicted of selling, buying, or exchanging a person under 18 years of ...
Responsabilities | Managers and Directors in Portugal ...www.newco.pro › invest-in-portugal › responsibilities
... monetary fines, although in the case of the breach of duty to propose a reduction of share capital, the law establishes a prison sentence of up to 3 years.
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Sandro Tomasi
: The term is correct, but limited to "prison" sentences. There could be a split sentence where def. rec. time served in a local "jail" and probation.
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