text: imposable on mentally disordered and other special classes of persons * AR, ES *ft BO *** CL, MX - 901 - S reclusión mayor Pena 1. (CL) De 5 a 20 años 2. (ES) De 20 a 30 años E 1. long-term ordinary imprisonment 2. maximum-term rigorous imprisonment F 1. détention criminelle à temps De 5 à 20 ans 2. réclusion criminelle majeure De très longue durée (20 à 30 ans) reclusión menor Pena 1. (CL) De 61 días a 5 años 2. (ES) De 12 a 20 años E 1. medium-term ordinary imprisonment 2. long-term rigorous imprisonment F 1. emprisonnement correctionnel De 61 jours à 5 ans 2. réclusion correctionnelle S reclusión perpetua (CL) E ordinary imprisonment for life F détention criminelle à perpétuité S recluso E prisoner* - (prison) inmate F détenu S recluso condenado E convicted prisoner F détenu condamné S recluso en prisión preventiva E untried prisoner* - unconvicted prisoner F détenu en prévention De longue durée (12 à 20 ans) Pena SMR Note 1 * SMR SMR SMR SMR SMR SMR 4(2) * SMR 4(2) SMR 4(2) - 902 - E recognizance (EN) F engagement formel S reconocimiento Acknowledgement of a debt or other obligation made before a magistrate or a court and enrolled; nowadays the term is confined to the money debt owed to the Crown by a surety who stands bail for an accused person or an offender or by an offender who is bound over; a recognizance is entered into by the person from whom it is taken by the court or magistrate, and can be conditioned for the appearance of the accused or for the performance by the offender of the specified obligation (e.g. to keep the peace); Hampton 99, 277-278, Emmins 190, 243, 268, 409, MCA 117, Bail Act 1976, 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the legal system, specifically discussing penalties and imprisonment terms for various crimes. It also mentions a concept called "recognizance" which is a legal agreement between a person and a court. Given the technical legal language used, it is likely that the text is related to the administration of justice.