Tradução jurídica [Legal translation]

Deborah Cao
Traduzido por Rita Gonçalves & Susana Valdez
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A tradução jurídica é um tipo de tradução especializada ou técnica (technical translation), que envolve linguagem das leis e de processos jurídicos ou linguagem relacionada com os mesmos. É uma atividade tradutória que se dedica à tradução de textos jurídicos de uma Língua de Partida (LP) para uma Língua de Chegada (LC).

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