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federal court

/ˈfɛdərəl kɔːrt/

Traduction: Tribunal établi par le gouvernement fédéral d'un pays, qui examine généralement les affaires relevant du droit fédéral, des questions constitutionnelles ou des litiges entre États.

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/ˈfɛdərəl kɔːrt/B2formallegal
  • frTribunal établi par le gouvernement fédéral d'un pays, qui examine généralement les affaires relevant du droit fédéral, des questions constitutionnelles ou des litiges entre États.

A court of law established by the federal government of a country, typically dealing with cases involving federal laws, constitutional issues, or disputes between states.

  1. National judiciary bodyB2formalamerican

    A court established by the federal government of a country, having jurisdiction over cases involving federal laws, the constitution, or disputes between states.

    frTribunal fédéral

    • The case was moved to a federal court due to its constitutional implications.
    • Federal courts handle appeals from state courts in certain matters.
    • The judge in the federal court issued a landmark ruling.