L detentip (Black) = detentación 1. E detention 1. of property 2. of persons Syn. !!!fij:fi._pffifil!ee.sion; see E note to detentación 1.; Black EN: a general term for deprivation of liberty, used in particular (i) for executive acts such as holding a person for police questioning or detaining a suspected terrorist, (ii) for judicial steps (punishments or comparable measures) such as detaining a juvenile offender at Her Majesty's pleasure or for a term of years, or in a detention centre, or detaining an offender who is a mental patient in a hospital; EN, unlike US, not used as a technical term for pre-trial detention (see E note to détention préventive); BOD; COD 1, comm. (a) F 1. détention 2. détention S 1. 2. - 383 - F détention V. maison de détention 1. (proc. pén.) de personnes: en général et mesure provisoire 2. (dr. pén.) de personnes: peine politique, appelée aussi détention criminelle 3. (dr. civ.) de biens E 1. detention 2. penal detention 3. detention - mere possession - occupation S 1. 2. 3. detentación LU CP 147, ECHR 5(1)(b), SCP res. 7 (XXVII) (E/CN.4/1160); Capitant IV FR CP 7 Capitant I, II; Guillien ECHR 5(1)(b), SCP res. 7 (XXVII); note detention for one month to two years: note 1 For usage and meaning see E note to dfitsntafiion 1- F détention criminelle = détention 2. F détention criminelle à perpétuité (FR) E penal detention for life S F détention criminelle à temps (FR) E long-term penal detention S E detention order (EN) CP 7 CP 7 An order e.g. for executive detention under the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions Act) 1976 F S F détention précaire = détention 3. F détention préventive (BE, CH, FR, GE, MI, RW) V. en détention préventive Loi relative à la détention préventive 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing legal and penal concepts related to detention and imprisonment, which suggests a strong connection to the criminal justice system and the protection of individual rights. The use of terms like "detention", "penal detention", "detention order", and "détention préventive" further reinforces this hypothesis.

**Category**
Law, Human Rights