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Karl Apsel Ireland Local time: 15:17 Member (2001) English to German + ...
Aug 24, 2001
Hello everybody out there,
Can anyone recommend a good (!) legal dictionary German English?
I would be grateful for any suggestions.
Thanks a lot!
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Werner George Patels, M.A., C.Tran.(ATIO) (X) Local time: 10:17 German to English + ...
Aug 29, 2001
Most of these dictionaries come in 2 volumes; one for each direction. I prefer to have several different legal dictionaries, because one will never give you all the answers you seek.
I also like to keep Black\'s Law Dictionary handy for easy cross-reference.
Most of us swear by Romain and Dietl+Lorenz (D+L has a new English-German volume - 2000!).
And you will also find many legal terms in most business/economics dictionaries. ... See more
Most of these dictionaries come in 2 volumes; one for each direction. I prefer to have several different legal dictionaries, because one will never give you all the answers you seek.
I also like to keep Black\'s Law Dictionary handy for easy cross-reference.
Most of us swear by Romain and Dietl+Lorenz (D+L has a new English-German volume - 2000!).
And you will also find many legal terms in most business/economics dictionaries.
The Internet also offers many glossaries and references. ▲ Collapse
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Robin Ward Germany Local time: 16:17 German to English + ...
Aug 31, 2001
Clara-Erika Dietl, Wörterbuch für Recht, Wirtschaft und Politik (Dictionary of Legal, Commercial and Political Terms). Verlag C.H. Beck. Is something of a standard reference work in this field.
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I also think Hamblock/Wessels is very good, but actually more of a business dictionary, rather than strictly a legal dictionary. The two I know of are Dietl (separate vols. for De-En and En-De - each about DM300 or so) and Romaine.
Cheers,
Daina
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I agree with Daina, Hamblock/Wessels is very much a business dictionary - I would not use it for legal terminology. I use the new edition of Dietl and Garner\'s Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage to clarify the use of any terms I am unsure of.
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