[*Note: 1. operation consistant a soustraire un agissement a la sanction du droit penal; ne pas confondre avec 2. fait de reduire un crime en un delit correctionnel] [see also: depenalization] D-10 defendant 1. defendeur *; 2. accuse *; 3. prevenu * acusado 1. OTBeTHHK 2. obBHHfleMNH 3. nOflCyflHMMH 4 J vc f f **. n ["Note: 1. droit civil; 2. pour un crime; 3. delit correcticnnel] D-ll defence defense defensa 3auyiTa (B cy^e); B03paaceHHe OTBeTiHKa; B03paaceHHe no ncicy f - 49 - D-12 Defence for Children International; DCI Defense des enfants - International; DEI Defensa de los Ninos - Movimiento Internacional meayiyhapoflhoe abtacehhe b 3anvrry fleteii juurtm ^ £i_ijl±j D-13 defy refuser d'executer negarse a cumplir HapymaTb; npeHefiperaTb; He noBHHOBaTbca; oTK33MB3TbCH BbmojiHHTb f ,'y J ) I [Mote: i.e. refuse to carry out an (illegal) order] D-14 de-institutionalization traitement des delinquants en milieu ouvert sanciones sustitutivas de la reclusion flenHCTHTyi4H0HajiH3auHH (npHMeneHHe Mep, ajibTepHaTHBHbix noMetneHHio B HcnpaBHTejibHbie yHpexfleHHB) mm amount •=.! , ii cjis ,f - '• [see also: institutionalization] D-15 denial denegation denegacion 1. OTK33 2. orpHi^aHHe; onpoBepaceHHe; B03pa*eHHe GIL. *£ D-16 denial of justice see: miscarriage of justice - 50 - D-17 depenalization depenallsation despenalizacidn AeneHanH3auHH (omeHa Haica3aHHfl 3a OTfleJibHue fleamm) 2—j j t » 11 £ l_«j i f j jL«J I £_» j [see also: decriminalization] D-18 dependant personne a charge persona a cargo hkflhbeheij D-19 deportation 1. bannissement *; 2. expulsion * 1. destierro, deportacion, exilio; 2. expulsion BwcbuiKa, flenopTai^HH i « -il—«_<l [*Note: 1. d'un ressortissant; 2. d'un etranger] D-20 deprivation of liberty privation de liberte privacion de libertad jinmehhe cboboflu - 51 - D-21 detainee detenu * recluso mmo, coflepscameecH nofl CTpawceii [*Note: tout individu detenu en raison d'une mesure Judiciaire de prevention ou de repression] [see also: inmate; pre-trial detainee; prisonerJ D-22 detention detention detencion 3aflepxaHHe; coflepxaHHe nofl CTpaateft 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a glossary of legal terms, with definitions and notes in French, Spanish, and English. The topics covered include criminal law, justice, and human rights. The language and content suggest that the text is related to the field of law and human rights, rather than any of the other categories.

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