As far as terminology is concerned, the only change in either language from that of document TERM/32 is the substitution of committal order for committal decision. - IIOA - in order to secure his appearance for trial, or between trial and sentence. 1/ This form of detention is judicial and is known as pre-trial detention (see column 8); alternative names for it are pre-trial custody. detention in custody, remand in custody, remand fpr sentence or simply remand. Note that the generally accepted meanings of arrest and detention given above differ slightly from the definitions found in the United Nations draft Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment, A/RES/35/177. lÛ/ The judicial orders corresponding to arrest and detention as defined above are the arrest warrant and the detention order respectively (see coltmms 3 and 6). Two further orders usually made in pre-trial proceedings (see column 2) are the committal order, an order that the accused be put on trial, and the warrant of commitment, the direction to the gaoler to hold the accused in custody (see columns 7 and 9). In some countries criminal proceedings are begun by an order initiating criminal proceedings, or initiating order (see column 1). In certain countries, e.g. Uruguay and Venezuela, the legislation draws no clear-cut distinction between arrest and detention; where there is any doubt about what expressions to use, the terms detention and detention order should be preferred to arrest and arrest warrant. Note that the terms arresto and prisión also occur in the table of penalties and disciplinary measures reproduced in note 2 to the present glossary. Finally, indictment (see column 10) is the formal step of accusation, usually in written form, which initiates the trial stage of criminal 
**Analysis**
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