de fait gue celui-ci soumet a son examen, lorsque sa mission ne se borne pas a des constatations] [see also: evidence; expert witnessJ 0-8 organized crime activltes criminelles organisees delincuencia organizada; sindicato del crimen; mafia opraHH3 0BaHHa« npecTynHOCTb 3 ph *i n i-o—' [see also: racketeering] - 112 - 0-9 over-crowding surpeupleraent superpoblacion; hacinamiento; saturacion nepenojmeHHOcTb (nopeM) (jft#) atffl-M# Jo I In".** \ f J [Note: of prisons] O-10 over-invoicing surfacturation * sobrefacturacion bbjctabnehhe 3abbssehhbix cietob-^aktyp 1 1 - _• « Y_» 3^1 » » [Note: way of getting money out of the country by paying foreign supppliers more than is owed; proceeds are split between supplier and importer and then banked overseas] [*Note: verifie avec M.A. Petitot] 0-11 over-pricing; overbilling pratique de prix excessifs *; fixation de prix abusifs *; gonflement des prix * fijacion de precios abusivos Ha3HaHeHHe 3aBumeHHUx ueH; BbicTaBJieHHe 3aBbnneHHbK cneTOB [*Note: aux depends de l'acheteur) 0-12 overrule 1. annuler *; 2. casser *; 3. infirmer * revocar OTMeHBTb, aHH y.JTHp 0 B 3T b yi-l; i (jln >•» [Note: by a higher court] [*Note: 1. pour un tribunal, constater 1'existence d'une cause de nullite et decider que l'acte vicie sera retroactivement tenu pour non avenu; 2. pour la Cour de Cassation, mettre a neant sur pourvoi tout ou partie d'un jugement en dernier ressort entache d'un vice; 3. pour un juge d'appel, reformer partiellement ou totalement la decision qui lui est deferee] - 113 - 0-13 overrule debouter * denegar OTKJIOHATb, OTBepraTb 1 &*j-£ i [Mote: by the acting judge] [*Note: pour la juridiction, rejeter la pretention d'un plaideur] 0-14 overuse recours excessif uso excesivo ipe3MepHoe Hcnojib30BaHHe; 3JioynoTpe6jieHHe (jl jt) - 114 - P-l Pan Arab organization for Social Defense Organization panarabe de defense sociale Organizacion Panarabe para la Defensa Social naHapadcjcafl opraHH3<mHfl counajibHOH 3ajnnTM £lajJJ a tvx-,t n 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of French and English terms related to law, crime, and justice. The terms cover a range of topics, including organized crime, racketeering, over-pricing, and overuse of legal processes. The text also includes notes and references to specific legal concepts and institutions. Given the focus on law and justice, it is likely that the text is related to the field of criminology or legal studies.

**Category**
Justice, Law