text: CO CP 2, CR CP 1, CU CDS 1, EC CP 115, ES CP 1, CPN 16, Const. 25, GT CP 1, NI CP 1, PA CP 1, PE CP 2, PY CP 1, SV CP 152, UY CP 2, VE CP 1 CP 1 See delict, wrong * EN, US; MT CC ... ** SC CC 1382-1386, SCO, ZA; see delict, wroag Note 2 * Academic term Note 2 In the case of ES CPN, translate as qtajor offence if delito has to be distinguished from delito grave ; note 2 Can be translated as correctioixal offence if the word ordinary is unsuitable in the context; note 2 * SR 1980 DA 19 ** COPP *** COPSM Comu * COPP, COPSM ** SR 1980 DA 19 S delito civil ~ delito 2. - 339 - S delito común E offence under the ordinary law F délit/infraction de droit commun S delito común de menor cuantía E petty offence F délit mineur de droit commun S delito conexo E related offence F délit connexe S delito continuado E continuing offence F délit continu S delito contra el honor (MX) E offence against honour Por oposición a ?delito especial Loosely, ordinary offence or common crime, hut both these terms are ambiguous F (délit d') atteinte à 1'honneur S delito contra la cosa pública (VE) E offence against the pxiblic interest F délit contre la chose publique S delito contra la integridad personal (CO) E offence against the person F (délit d*) atteinte à l'intégrité physique SO PC 45 CP 344-363 Offences against honour are defamatory offences, but not all forms of defamation are offences; NZ crimes against reputation. SO PC 451 crimes against honour FR Dalloz Civ. pers. par. 32 constitue, sous certaines conditions, le délit pénal de diffamation CP ... 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal terms and concepts, specifically related to criminal law and the classification of offenses. The terminology used, such as "delito", "délit", "offence", and "crime", suggests a focus on legal and penal matters. The text also references specific countries and jurisdictions, indicating a global or international scope.