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show trial

/ʃəʊ ˈtraɪəl/

Traduction: Procès public dont l'issue est déterminée à l'avance par le pouvoir, souvent utilisé à des fins de propagande pour discréditer des opposants politiques ou montrer la force du régime.

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/ʃəʊ ˈtraɪəl/C1formalpolitical
  • frProcès public dont l'issue est déterminée à l'avance par le pouvoir, souvent utilisé à des fins de propagande pour discréditer des opposants politiques ou montrer la force du régime.

A public trial in which the outcome is predetermined by a government or authority, often used for propaganda purposes to discredit political opponents or showcase power.

  1. Publicity-driven legal proceedingC1formal

    A trial that is conducted primarily for public effect, often to demonstrate the power of a regime or to discredit a political opponent, rather than to achieve justice.

    frprocès-spectacle

    • The dictator's regime staged a show trial to silence its critics.
    • Many journalists were convicted in a show trial that lacked due process.
    • The show trial was broadcast on national television to intimidate the population.