text: S Guardia Civil (ES) E Civil Guard F Garde civile S Guardia de Asistencia Rural (CR) E Rural Guard F Garde rurale S Guardia Metropolitana (UY) V. garantie 1. V. garantie 2. guarantor, garant V. garantie 3. V. garantie 4. En el sentido estricto Aguilar com. del art. 1831 CC 338 See note 13; *CL CC 338 At a place of detention A police body E Metropolitan Guard F Garde métropolitaine An anti-riot police corps - 544 - guardian F tuteur S guardián E gaoler F gardien - surveillant Adult person or authority (e.g. the High Court, or local authority) who by operation of law, court order or other nomination (ustially parental nomination) is legally in charge of the person or property, or both, of a minor (EN, US, SCO) or other incompetent; EN Mental Health Act 1983, 37; Cretney 429, 445 et seq.t OCL guaydiápship, ward of court; note 13 guardian ad litem Person appointed to defend, counterclaim, intervene or appear otherwise than as plaintiff in a civil action at law on behalf of an incompetent, e.g. a minor or a mental patient; in EN, if the incompetent is a plaintiff, the person appointed to prosecute the action is called his next friend; in US the term guardian ad litem applies to both prosecuting and defending Black guardian. OCL guardian. Langan 30, EN RSC 0.80 r.2 F tuteur ad litem S curador para pleito/ ad litem/para la litis CL CC 257-259, 495, CPC 854 guardianship EN, SCO, US: general term for the status of a guardian; Cretney 429-430, OCL; note 13 F garde - tutelle S guarda - tutela - 545 - E guardianship order (EN) Criis. proc: court order committing a mentally disordered defendant or convicted offender to local authority or similar care (Mental Health Act 1983, 37; Emmins 231) 
analysis: The text appears to be related to legal concepts, specifically the role of a guardian or garant, and its application in different contexts. The terminology used is formal and technical, suggesting a connection to the legal system. The text also mentions specific laws and regulations, such as the Mental Health Act 1983, which further supports this hypothesis.