procedural law

English

Noun

procedural law (uncountable)

(law) The law that comprises the rule by which a court hears and determines what happens in civil or criminal proceedings.

Antonyms

substantive law

Translations

area of law

Belarusian: працэсуа́льнае пра́ва n (pracesuálʹnaje práva)
Bulgarian: процесуа́лно пра́во n (procesuálno právo)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 程序法 (zh) (chéngxùfǎ)
Czech: procesní právo n
Finnish: prosessioikeus (fi)
German: Verfahrensrecht n
Indonesian: hukum acara (id)
Japanese: 訴訟法 (そしょうほう, soshōhō), 手続法 (てつづきほう, tetsuzukihō)
Korean: 절차법(節次法) (jeolchabeop)
Russian: процессуа́льное пра́во (ru) n (processuálʹnoje právo)
Spanish: derecho procesal m, ley de procedimientos f
Swedish: processrätt (sv) c
Ukrainian: процесуа́льне пра́во n (procesuálʹne právo)

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