impartial power
[ɪmˈpɑːrʃəl ˈpaʊər]
noun phrasepl: impartial powers
poder imparcial
1. Authority or capability exercised without bias, prejudice, or favoritism toward any party; the capacity to make decisions or take action in a neutral and equitable manner
The referee's impartial power ensures fair judgment in sports competitions.
O poder imparcial do árbitro garante julgamento justo nas competições esportivas.
2. In legal or governmental contexts, the authority vested in an institution or person to make unbiased decisions that affect multiple parties equally
The court's impartial power must be maintained to uphold justice.
O poder imparcial do tribunal deve ser mantido para respeitar a justiça.
3. The objective capability to enforce rules or regulations without personal interest or favoritism
An ombudsman exercises impartial power to investigate complaints.
Um ombudsman exerce poder imparcial para investigar reclamações.
In both Brazilian and American legal systems, 'impartial power' is a fundamental principle emphasizing the necessity of neutral decision-making authorities. In Brazil, this concept is particularly important in the judiciary system (Poder Judiciário) and in administrative bodies. The term reflects democratic values and the rule of law in both cultures.
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