Usages of der Angeklagte
Der Angeklagte spricht mit der Verteidigung.
The defendant speaks with the defence.
Der Richter verurteilt den Angeklagten.
The judge sentences the defendant.
Der Richter spricht den Angeklagten frei.
The judge acquits the defendant.
Das Amtsgericht spricht den Angeklagten frei.
The local court acquits the defendant.
Der Angeklagte bestreitet die Anklage.
The defendant disputes the charge.
Bevor der Richter den Angeklagten verurteilt, bestreitet er die Anklage.
Before the judge sentences the defendant, he disputes the charge.
Der Angeklagte gibt alles zu.
The defendant admits everything.
Im Gerichtssaal gibt der Angeklagte alles zu.
In the courtroom, the defendant admits everything.
Nach der Verhandlung ficht der Angeklagte das Urteil an.
After the hearing, the defendant challenges the judgment.
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