Oct 25 21:47
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Spanish term

Autoridad substanciadora

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Law (general) Legal opinion
Autoridad substanciadora - que tiene la autoridad de recibir el reporte de la presunta falta administrativa
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Discussion

Elena Vega (asker) Oct 25:
It is DIRECCIÓN GENERAL JURÍDICA Y DE RESPONSABILIDADES DE LA SUBSECRETARÍA DE ASUNTOS JURÍDICOS (aka Autoridad Substanciadora)
AllegroTrans Oct 25:
Thanks! So he/she is part of the prosecution team?
Elena Vega (asker) Oct 25:
Yes! It is from Mexico... and this Autoridad Substanciadora is the one in charge of the documents for a charge against a public officer.
AllegroTrans Oct 25:
Asker Please can you tell us exactly what is your document and what country this is from? Some surrounding text would also help.

Proposed translations

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Substantiating authority

Literal ought to work here imo

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Note added at 55 mins (2024-10-25 22:43:07 GMT)
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What is the meaning of substantiating?
/səbˈstæn.ʃi.eɪt/ to show something to be true, or to support a claim with facts: We have evidence to substantiate the allegations against him.

SUBSTANTIATING definition | Cambridge English Dictionary

corporate accountability in a changing business world - ...
ALFA International -The Global Legal Network
https://www.alfainternational.com › uploads › A...
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Substantiating Authority. The substantiating authority is the one that directs and conducts the administrative liability procedure from the filing of the ...

Matter of Parker, 33 Misc. 2d 780
Casetext - CoCounsel
https://casetext.com › ... › Surrog. Ct. › 1962 › February
... substantiating authority, that the statutory requirement is jurisdictional. Despite this, however, this court is of the opinion that the failure to set ...
Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac : I also found some convincing usage examples...
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agree liz askew
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agree philgoddard
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Spanish term (edited): autoridad su/b/stanciadora

investigating authority (Mex.)

> by extrapolation from AT's previous 2008 'agente substanciador' answer on Proz!

The alternative su/b/stanciador spelling makes for a harder trace.

The oddly hybrid question header of Tech/Engineering - Law (general) / Legal opinion meant this ProZ feedback: 'The question you are about to answer is not among your general fields of expertise, is this intentional?'
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