4. (der. adm.) algo pagado See note to F conclusions 2, Loi 21.6.1943 Of a publication FR CC 1949-1954 SC CC 1949-1954 FR CC 1921-1926 SC CC 1921-1926 RL jus as opposed to lex Ossorio derecho Ossorio derecho. desfeCho objetivo Ossorio derecho, derecho subjetivo - 363 - E 1. right - justice 2. (the) law 3. a right 4. duty - charge - fee - tax F 1. droit 2. le droit 3. un droit 4. un droit S derecho a defenderse (VE) E right of defence F droit de se défendre S derecho a la asistencia de letrado (ES) E right to professional counsel F S derecho a la defensa (VE) E right of defence F S derecho a la libertad E right to liberty F droit à la liberté Right in a purely abstract sense, e.g. à-dHPJt, rightly, justifiably, la force prime le droit, might is right, según derecho, by rights Law in a general sense, meaning the law as a whole of a given country or on a given subject; el derecho inglés, le droit anglais, English law, the law of England; el derecho penal, le droit, gsnal. criminal law. Distinguish from una lev. taie loi, a law in the particular sense, and from la ley, la loi, enacted law. OCL law. Salmond p. 48 Right in a concrete sense; Salmond chap. 7 Capitant III? Sens objectif: Capitant I, Dalloz droit sects. 1-3, David GS p. 149, David Sys. p. 139 Sens subjectif: Capitêint II, Dalloz droit sects. 1, 4-7 Capitant IV E/CN.4/Sub.2/470, para. 84 E/GN,4/Sub.2/470, para. 84; ES Const. 24(2) Const. 68 COV 9(1) COV 9(1) COV 9(1) - 364 - S derecho & la libertad personal E right to liberty F droit à la liberté COV 9(1) COV 9(1) GOV 9(1) 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a legal document, likely a treatise or a section of a legal code, dealing with the concept of "derecho" or "right" in various contexts. It discusses the differences between objective and subjective rights, and provides examples of specific rights such as the right to defense, right to liberty, and right to professional counsel. The text also references various laws, treaties, and constitutional provisions.

**Category**
Law, Human rights