text: 2. - 623 - S judicial = judiciaire V. actuación judicial asistencia judicial auxilio judicial circunscripción judicial Código Judicial costas judiciales decreto judicial defensor judicial detención judicial disposición judicial Ley de Organización del Sistema Judicial Ley de Organización Judicial Ley Orgánica del Consejo ... Ley Orgánica del Organismo ... Ley Orgánica del Poder Judicial poder general judicial poder judicial policía judicial ... policía técnica judicial poner a disposición judicial por disposición judicial providencia judicial resolución judicial sentencia judicial E judicial abstention rule US: rule that the judiciary must exercise restraint, i.e. not decide issues involving, for example, foreign States; equivalent to EN rule of non-justiciable .iAS-usfi F S E judicial custody (IN) = ? remand in custody E judicial decision EN: judicial decisions are divided into judgements and orders (RSC 0. 42); see E order 2. and E note to jugement 2(1). F S - 624 - E judicial function A broader term than adjudjgfltflry function since it includes, for example, the function of a public prosecutor (A/CN.4/SR.1749, Mr. Ni); judicial is therefore used here latO .SSViSil F S E judicial officer 1. lato sensu, a public officer possessing judicial authority 2. gtriçto sensu, an officer of the above kind who determines issues, i.e. a judge or magistrate Note 4 Approximately the equivalent of officer of justice 1. SC CPC 2; SCO F 1. ? magistrat de l'ordre judiciaire 2. magistrat du siège NOT auxiliaire de la justice. - juge* officier-ministériel * Ce mot utilisé latp sensu S 1. 2. E judicial remand (IN) s ? remand in custody E judicial remedy 1. A means of enforcing a right, or of preventing, redressing or compensating its violation, through recourse to a court 2. A means of obtaining redress against an administrative or judicial decision through 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the legal system and the functions of judges, courts, and the judiciary. It discusses various terms and concepts related to the administration of justice, including judicial decisions, custody, remedies, and the role of judges. Given the focus on the legal system and the judiciary, it is likely that the text is related to a specific area of law or legal practice.