8. inadmissible evidence – the evidence that is not possible to take into account 9. tracking system of claims – certain 3-level system to determine which court should hear a case 10. burden of proof – obligation to bring evidence 11. standards of proof – the level of reliability of the evidence used in the case 12. adversarial procedure – opposing parties hold a dispute in the procedure 13. inquisitorial procedure – the judge controls and starts investigation in the case 14. damages – monetary compensation which is claimed by the injured person 15. injunction – an order that requires or forbids the defendant to do smth 16. specific performance – to be forced to do smth by the court decision II 1. kahjustatud isik – aggrieved person 2. kahju tekitama – to cause smb damage 3
19. ristküsitlus kohtus cross-examination 20. asitõendid real evidence, physical evidence 21. kaudsed tõendid circumstantial evidence, indirect evidence 22. lubatavad tõendid admissible evidence 23. lubamatud tõendid inadmissible evidence 24. võistlev menetlus adversary / adversarial procedure 25. uuriv menetlus inquisitorial/inquisitional procedure 26. kahjustavaid tõendeid ümber lükkama rebut damaging evidence 27. kohtuvaidlused litigation 28. kohtukulud court costs, costs of an action 29. riigi/tasuta õigusabi legal aid 30. therefore seetõttu, sellepärast 31. as well samuti, ka 32. formerly varem 33. in favour of kasuks 34
Conciliation - a process in which parties to a dispute with the assistance of a neutral third Witness - a person in a law court who states what they know about a legal case or a particular person (expert witness - a person who is allowed to give their opinion in a law court because of their knowledge or practical experience of a particular subject) Adversarial/accusatorial procedure it's usually in common law countries. Parties to the case have to find evidence themselves. Inquisitorial procedure it's usually applied in Roman law countries. Examining judge/magistrate has the duty to investigate the case and produce evidence. Terms to explain (Pages 25-26) Adjudication is a legal process of solving a legal dispute process of judicially deciding a case. Divorce to end your marriage by an official or legal process; dissolution of a marriage Will an official statement of what a person has decided should be done with their money and property after their death
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