text: LU, VD) E correctional court S tribunal correccional There are a number of such courts and they try delitos, serious offences COJ L.622.1, CPP 381: C. Eur 37-38, 87 The name of a tribunal de grande instance (FR), tribunal d'arrondissement (BE, LU), when it tries délits, ordinary offences; in VD it tries délits and is sometimes called tribunal de police correctionnelle - 1055 - F tribunal criminel (VD) E criminal court S tribunal/juzgado del crimen F tribunal d'appel E appellate court S F tribxjnal d'arrondissement (BE, LU, VS) E circuit court In VD it tries fififflÊfi, serious offences; otherwise the term is usiially descriptive, not a name A descriptive term, not a name; SC CPC 310 C. Eur. 17, 87 Black; there are some 26 such courts in BE and 2 in LU, i.e. one for each arrondissement judiciaire, judicial circuit, in both countries tribunal de alzada 1. (CL) el que en segunda instancia conoce de los hechos y del derecho (CL) en algunos casos, sinónimo de Corte de Apelaciones 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. appellate/higher court Court of Appeal juridiction d'appel - juridiction supérieure juridiction du second degré Cour d'appel tribunal de apelación en lo penal (UY) V. tribunal primero de apelación tribunal segundo de apelación tribunal tercero de apelación EN also called CPP 30, 34 E criminal appeal court There are several such courts F cour d'appel (formation pénale) - 1056 - F tribunal de canton (RW COJ 2, Const. 83, 99) = tribunal de district F tribunal de céans (GE) E this court S F tribunal de commerce (BE, FR, LU) FR COJ L.411.1 et seq.; C. Eur 16, 38, 87 E commercial court BE, FR: there are several such courts; LU: each of the two tribunaux d'arrondissement is called the tribunal de 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the organization and functioning of courts in different countries, specifically in Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and Uruguay. It discusses various types of courts, such as correctional courts, criminal courts, appellate courts, and commercial courts. The text seems to be focused on the legal system and the structure of the courts, rather than any specific topic related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories.