Note 17; Black ministerial officer; NOT judicial officer, officer of the court, officer of justice CSAJED 1; judicial officer is used here rather loosely to mean officer of justice 2. - 772 - F officier public (FR) Capitant, Guillien; EGLAT officiers ministériels E public officer Do not confuse with fonctionnaire public, public officiai, or agent public, public servant; note 17 S F officiers publics et ministériels (FR) Loi 28.4.1816; Loi 29.11.1966; Dec. 30.12.1953, 1 E public and ministerial officers S F offre de paiement (FR) CC 1257-126A, Amos E tender of payment A formal offer of payment; SC CC 1257-1264 S S oficial V. Boletín Oficial ... Diario Oficial Gaceta Oficial Recopilación Oficial Registro Oficial 1. nombre 2. adjetivo E 1. officer - official 2. official F 1. officier - fonctionnaire - agent - officiel 2. officiel S oficial de guardia E duty officer F officier de garde/de service S oficial policial (CL) E police officer F agent de police S oficina = greffe - 773 - S Oficina de Registro Civil (CL) E Civil Registry Office F Bureau de l'état civil S oficina de partes? = greffe S oficio V, declarar por oficio defensor de oficio delito perseguible de oficio delito que debe perseguirse de oficio de oficio perseguir de oficio proceder de oficio procedimiento de oficio proseguir de oficio Comunicación escrita E document - official communication - memorandum - memorial F note - communication E of its own motion (EN) RSC 0.15, r. 6(2) F d'office S de oficio of its own motion or on the application of the parties F soit d'office soit sur la demande des parties S de oficio o a petición de parte omisión de denuncia de delito E failure to report an offence F non-dénonciation de délit FR CTA R.117 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of notes and definitions related to law, government, and official roles. The terms used, such as "officer of the court", "judicial officer", "public officer", and "official", suggest a focus on legal and administrative matters. The presence of specific legal codes and regulations (e.g. Loi 28.4.1816, Dec. 30.12.1953) further supports this hypothesis.

**Category**
Law and Government