procedural sphere, e.g. law officer (as in Agent judiciaire du Trésor public), legal aid (aide judiciaire, assistance judiciaire, asistencia judicial), legal co-operation (assistance judiciaire, auxilio judicial), legal proceedings (poursuites judiciaires)- if judicial is used in such cases the translation will be correct but not as a rule reflect usage in English-speaking countries. In the case of poursuites judiciaires it may be necessary to draw a distinction between two kinds of legal proceedings, judicial and extrajudicial, in which case judicial proceedings should obviously be used. 2/ In a further set of terms the words judiciaire/judicial do not require translation because the notion they convey is implied automatically in the English rendering: see the entries for costas judiciales, decreto judicial, defensQr...3udicial, frais et dépens judiciaires, pièce, judiciaire, providencia judicial, sentencia judicial. In others, e.g. poder general judicial and police judiciaire/policia judicial, it is expressed differently. Í/ 1/ References to this note will be found in the body of the glossary in the entries for all these words, but not as a rule in those for terms in which they occur. 2/ The English term judicial refers to both contentious and non-contentious court proceedings. In a very broad sense, but not the generally accepted one, it also covers proceedings such as arbitrations, tribunal hearings and other out-of-court determinations of a dispute which are usually classified as quasi-judicial or extrajudicial. In this expatnded sense it corresponds to jurisdictional, adjudicatory (see 3.). 2/ This also applies to agent judiciaire when it means agent de police judiciaire. - 1144 - 2. Juridictionnel/jurisdiccional These can always be translated as jurisdictional, meaning "relating to jurisdiction", but where the meaning is "relating to the determination of a dispute" jurisdiction is best replaced by adjudicatory (syn. adjudicated) or even judicial; see acte juridictionnel, competencia correctiva, jurisdiccional y administrativa, fonction,Juridictionnelle» recours juridictionnel, solution juiridiçtionnell.g. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a glossary entry or a note on the translation of legal terms, specifically focusing on the nuances of "judiciaire" and "judicial" in different contexts. The content seems to be related to the administration of justice, court proceedings, and legal terminology. Given the technical nature of the text, it is likely that it is part of a larger work on law, justice, or government.

**Category**
Law, Justice and Government