text: confinement V. home confinement - 218 - conforme V. certifié conforme copie conforme conforme à E in conformity with S conformer, se E (translate according to context) S confrontación (CL, MX) = F confrontation 2. confrontation 1. sens commun: des textes 2. sens juridique (notamment en proc. pén.): des témoins entre eux, des parties entre elles, ou des parties avec des témoins E 1. comparison - collation 2. confrontation S 1. comparación 2. confrontación e.g. se.conformer à, to comply with (SR 1979 DA 31) Guillien; FR CPP 115, 118-121, DJ CIC 54(2) e.g. production of a witness to an accused so that the latter can object to the former or the former identify the latter, or production of one witness to another or one accused to another for cross-examination; Black; in relation to police enquiries, identification parade may be a suitable translation in certain circumstances MX CPPDF 217-224, CFPP 258-264, CL CPP 351; in MX confrontación is distinguished from careo and used in the special sense of confrontation for purposes of identification S confusión (CL) E confusion - merger F confusion ce 1665-1669 Black confusion and related compound terms - 219 - conge v. donner congé E notice S desahucio Congress of Vienna F S congruo (CL) E appropriate F congru conjoint v. caution conjointe débiteur conjoint 1. (nom) syn. d'époux 2. (adjectif) E 1. spouse 2. joint S 1. cónyuge 2. conjunto - mancomunado conjointement = conjuntamente Of termination of emplojrment (dismissal or resignation), contract, lease, etc. 1815; for the French text of the Act see Parry, Consolidated Treaty Series, vol. 64, p. 453, Martens, Nouveau Recueil ..., vol. II, p. 379; for the English text of the Act see Oakes & Movat, The Great European Treaties of the Nineteenth Century (DROI 167), Toynbee, Major ÎÊâCÊ Treatise of Modem 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal and linguistic terms, with a focus on French and Spanish language usage. The terms relate to various aspects of law, including employment, contracts, and criminal procedure. The text also touches on concepts such as identification, confrontation, and testimony. The language is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is intended for legal professionals or scholars.