text: not include the officials of the ministerio público Ossorio, Escriche, ES Const. 117-127, LRJCA 19-21, LEC 194, LECR 52, LOPJ 1, 299; ES p.ej. magistrado del Tribunal Supremo, de una Aridiencia; CL Const. 78; MX LOT 11, 17, CPCDF 170 E 1. magistrate 2. judge - magistrate* - member of the judiciary - court 3. judge F 1. magistrat 2. magistrat 3. magistrat S magistrado interviniente E (translate according to context) Used here lato sengu See E note to juez 1.; los magistrados, the magistrature; note 4 * Used here stricto sensu Translate as judge in banc if it is necessary to emphasize the fact that he acts in a collegiate capacity Comu e.g. the judge who hears the application, tries the case, etc. S magistrado judicial (VE) E judicial officer F magistrat de l'ordre judiciaire - magistrat judiciaire S magistrado ponente (CO, ES, VE) E reporting judge F juge rapporteur - 710 - magistrat V. magistrats 1. flato sensu CG, FR, GE) tout fonctionnaire public ou officier civil investi d'une autorité juridictionnelle, administrative ou politique 2. (stricto sensu FR. GE, CG) personne ayant pour fonction de rendre la justice ou de la requérir au nom de l'Etat, sjm. de magistrat de l'ordre judiciaire et de juge 1. E 1. magistrate 2. judge - magistrate* - member of the judiciary - court S 1. magistrado 2, magistrado magistrat assis (FR) = magistrat du siège magistrat debout (FR) = magistrat du ministère public magistrat de l'ordre administratif (FR) E administrative magistrate Note U FR: Capitant 1; CP 222-223; dans ce sens le terme comprend les magistrats de l'ordre judiciaire (magistrats du siège et magistrats du ministère public) et les magistrats de l'ordre administratif; GE: p. ex., un conseiller d'Etat FR: Capitant II, Guillien; Const. 34, 64-65; COJ L. 213.1, L.311.7; Dalloz magistrature, Dalloz Civ. 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal dictionary entry related to the concept of a "magistrado" or "magistrate". The text provides definitions and explanations of the term, including its various forms and meanings in different countries and jurisdictions. The context suggests that the text is discussing legal officials and their roles, rather than any specific economic, environmental, or scientific topic.