hồi tị
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Definition
- Verb (Legal):
- To recuse oneself: The act of a judge, official, or other authority formally withdrawing from a legal case or decision-making process due to a potential conflict of interest, bias, or other disqualifying circumstance.
- To decline to judge: To refuse to participate in judging or deciding a matter because one's involvement could be seen as improper or partial.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Thẩm phán quyết định hồi tị vì có quan hệ họ hàng với bị cáo. (The judge decided to recuse himself because he is related to the defendant.)
- Theo luật, trong tình huống đó, ông ấy phải hồi tị. (According to the law, in that situation, he must decline to judge.)
Advanced Usage
- The concept is primarily used in formal legal, judicial, or administrative contexts. It implies a voluntary or mandatory step to ensure procedural fairness and the integrity of a proceeding.
Variants and Related Words
- Sự hồi tị (n): Recusal; the act or instance of recusing oneself.
- Đơn xin sự hồi tị đã được nộp cho tòa án. (A request for recusal was submitted to the court.)
Synonyms
- Recuse: To disqualify oneself from a legal case due to conflict of interest.
- Withdraw: To remove oneself from participation.
- Decline: To refuse to take on a duty or responsibility.
Related Legal Terms
Xung đột lợi ích (n): Conflict of interest.
- Hồi tị thường xuất phát từ xung đột lợi ích. (Recusal often stems from a conflict of interest.)
Tính khách quan (n): Impartiality; objectivity.
- Hồi tị nhằm bảo vệ tính khách quan của phiên tòa. (Recusal aims to protect the impartiality of the trial.)
- (luật) decline judging