F absolution (FR) E absolution S absolución absolutoire V. excuses absolutoires absolver E to acquit* - to dismiss**, *** - to release**** - to discharge***** - to answer ***>*** CPP 366, 468, 542; Dalloz responsabilité civile. Dalloz Proc. pen. p. 664 FR: by an assize, correctional or police court; similar in its effects to EN discharge (Hampton 274); NOT pardon. acquittal: note 1 BO * Crim. proc.: a defendant ** Civ. proc: a claim made against a person *** A person from a post **** A person from an obligation ***** A person from an office e.g. to discharge a liquidator ****** A question, e.g. absolver posiciones, to answer interroga­ tories, to make a deposition in reply to questioning (translate according to context) - A - abstention (FR) V. demande d'abstention E self-disqualification S abstención absuelto de culpa y cargo E acquitted F abundans cautela non nocet Proc. civ.; CPCN 339-340; Guillien EN: of a judge who stands down voluntarily because he might be thought to have an interest in a case assigned to him, e.g. because of a family or previous professional connection with one of the parties; Black disqualify. Jowitt interest, disqualifica­ tion for: OCL, SCO declinature ES LOPJ 217-222 E abundant caution does no harm F S el exceso de preocupación no perjudica abus terme général E wrong — abuse - irregularity - malpractice F abus d'autorité (FR) E abuse of authority S F abus de citation (FR) CP 334.1 Dalloz exceptions et fins de non-recevoir sect. 5 E abuse of process - malicious process S - 5 - F abus de droit (FR) V. théorie de l'abus de droit E abuse of rights S abuso del derecho F abus de pouvoir E abuse of powers S F abus des droits (FR) = abus de droit 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to legal concepts and terminology, specifically in the context of French law. The terms mentioned, such as "absolution", "acquit", "abstention", "abus", and "théorie de l'abus de droit", suggest a focus on criminal and civil procedures, as well as the concept of abuse of power or authority. Given the technical nature of the text, it is likely that it belongs to a category related to law or legal studies.

**Category**
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