2. (proc. pen.; FR) d'un inculpé: mesure permettant de le laisser en liberté sous certaines conditions 3. (dr. pén.: FR) d'un établissement pénitentiaire CPP 137-143, Ord. 2.2, 1945, 8; Dalloz Proc. pén. pp. 505¬ 513; Guide pratique 223 CPP 727, Dalloz Crim. p. 325 - 251 - E 1. judicial review*/ supervision** 2. judicial supervision 3. judicial supervision S 1. 2. 3. * Of legislation (EN, and especially US) and administrative acts (EN, US) ** Of administrative acts FR: a non-custodial pre-trial régime alternative to and less rigorous than détention provisoire, pre-trial detention. Also called pre-trial probation and sometimes described in F as pré-probation (regarding the use of the word probation in F and E in the pre-trial stage see Dalloz Proc. pen. p. 505 and E note to liberté surveillée). Most of the measures of which controle judiciaire, can consist make it the equivalent of EN conditional bail rather than of any form of probation. See E note to libertad provisional. Note 1. F contumace = rebeldía 2, V. arrêt de contumace condamnation par contumace jugement par contumace S convención V. Geneva Conventions ... proyecto de convención sobre ... 1. (der. int.) 2. (der. civ.) convenio no obligatorio 3. (der. civ.) convenio CL CC 1438 obligatorio E 1. convention 2. agreement See note 14 and Salmond sect. 78 3. contract See note 14 and Salmond sect. 78 F 1. convention 2. convention 3. contrat - 252 - Convención Americana sobre Derechos Humanos Suscrita en San José el 22 de noviembre de 1969, cuyo nombre oficial es Pacto de San José de Costa Rica E American Convention on Human Rights F Convention américaine relative aux droits de 1'homme Convención de Derecho Internacional Privado LONTS 86; Havana, 1928; short title is Código Bustamante E Convention on Private International Law F Convention de droit international privé 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a legal document, specifically related to criminal law and procedure. It discusses terms such as "procès pénal", "détention provisoire", "controle judiciaire", and "liberté surveillée", which suggests a focus on the legal process and the rights of individuals involved. The text also references international conventions and treaties, such as the Geneva Conventions and the American Convention on Human Rights. Based on this analysis, it seems likely that the text falls under the category of "Justice and Law Enforcement".

**Category**
Justice and Law Enforcement