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This article contains a translation of Ministère public from fr.wikipedia. better now but still a bit rough, should be treated as version 1.5 draft, still needs some editing/checking and verification still, see comment below.
one of several related articles on French law[edit]
I am researching this topic for my own reasons and have noted the paucity of English versions of these articles. Some of the vocabulary is highly specialized and I am revising earlier translations based on explanations in other related articles (such as when the term is judgment and when it is verdict). Believed to be essentially correct, but definitely needs further reworking as certain statements become clearer. Veers into word-for-word translation when French is unclear. Feel free to improve this if you can, even though it is still in process Elinruby (talk) 14:52, 12 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
I found a couple of web pages for different French courts with some translated materials, so I so I will use them to verify how the French courts translate the job titles, proceedings and processes in their organization.over the next couple of days. Based on a quick read the already-published translations should either be ok or possibla a bit inelegant but understandable in some places. Elinruby (talk) 03:33, 20 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
