terminated trial

[TER-muh-nay-tid TROY-ul]
noun phrasepl: terminated trials
julgamento encerrado / processo encerrado / julgamento finalizado
1. A legal proceeding that has been concluded or ended before completion, either by dismissal, settlement, verdict, or court order
The terminated trial resulted in a settlement agreement between the two parties.
O julgamento encerrado resultou em um acordo de transação entre as duas partes.
2. In clinical/pharmaceutical contexts, a clinical trial that has been stopped before its scheduled completion date
The terminated trial was due to unexpected adverse side effects in the participants.
O ensaio clínico encerrado foi devido a efeitos colaterais adversos inesperados nos participantes.
In Brazilian legal system, terminated trials are formally documented through official court records (autos processuais). The terminology varies depending on the specific reason for termination - 'extinto' (extinct/ended) is used when a case is dismissed, while 'sentenciado' indicates a trial that reached a verdict. Clinical trial terminations in Brazil must comply with ANVISA (Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária) regulations.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
concluded trialfinished trialclosed trialended trialhalted trial
Antonyms / Antônimos
ongoing trialactive trialpending trialcontinuing trial

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
julgamento encerrado / processo finalizado
Most common and formal usage in Brazilian legal contexts
São Paulo
ação encerrada / lide terminada
Legal professionals may use more specific terminology
Rio de Janeiro
julgamento finalizado / caso encerrado
Commonly used in judicial communications
Portugal
julgamento findo / processo findado / ação extinta
Portuguese uses slightly different phrasing; 'findado' is more archaic in Brazil

Related Words

mistrialacquittaldismissalsettlementverdictcourt decisionlitigationjudicial proceeding

Related Idioms & Phrases

case closed
the trial has run its course
end of litigation
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