Question 146
What is a court case called in Germany?
Deutsch: Wie nennt man in Deutschland ein Verfahren vor einem Gericht?
Answer options
- Protocol
- Process✓ Correct answer
- Program
- Procedure
Explanation
In Germany, there are various terms in the legal system for processes in court. Some words are used in everyday language, others are legal terms. In order to find the right answer, it is helpful to know what a court case is officially called and which of the terms tend to come from other areas such as administration, technology or documentation.
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