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Spanish term

subtipo atenuado

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general)
En relación al ámbito penal, y de acuerdo con la diferencia existente en el Código penal español entre ‘sustancias que causen grave daño a la salud’ y los demás casos, el Tribunal Supremo ha venido considerando, al menos desde 2014, que la hoja de coca es una sustancia que no causa grave daño a la salud, lo que permite la aplicación del subtipo penal atenuado, y las penas contempladas se ven notablemente reducidas respecto al tipo genérico.

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attenuated subtype

Crimes against road safety - Guerra Bermúdez Abogados
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Regarding the consumption of narcotic substances ... narcotics when the level of alcohol in ... attenuated subtype of abstract danger. Therefore ...

Vista de Reseña de Jurisprudencia
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by JIR López · 2024 — The consistent jurisprudential line emphasises the exceptional nature of the attenuated subtype for acts of minor significance, which cannot be confused with ...

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Drug Repurposing and Lysosomal Storage Disorders
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by B Hay Mele · 2024 — While reporting a case displaying mucopolysaccharidosis plus, a rare and attenuated subtype of mucopolysaccharidosis related to the VPS33A protein, Pavlova .
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reduced charge

Perhaps in other contexts, something like lesser (included) charge. For this I wouldn’t worry about the “sub” because “reduced” covers it.
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Spanish term (edited): subtipo penal atenuado

extenuated [mitigating-factored] criminal sub-category

NB the passage quoted includes the qualifier of 'penal' that adds a different emphasis and may well put a different spin on the translation.

The sub-category no doubt kicks in at the criminal sentencing stage.

> atenuantes: (der.pen.) mitigating circumstances, West.
> atenuado: extenuated; mitigated, Alcaraz & Hughes.

I'm including the mitigating factor in case anyone - again - tries to plagiarise my idea.

Yours truly, Kirsty MacC in aother iteration or incarnation.
Example sentence:

he meaning of SUBCATEGORY is a category that is a subdivision of a larger category : a secondary category

US: Crimes receive different classifications according to severity. The mildest criminal offenses are infractions. More serious crimes are misdemeanors (E&W: non-serious non-arrestable). The most serious crimes are felonies (E&W: serious, arrestable)

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