text: serLteiLgîa and fallo as judgement, but use order if there is the slightest indication that the decision is an interlocutory one. Decision is an alternative possibility in cases of doubt but is a much broader term than judgement. Black, Osbom, OCL, Martin decree. judgment, sentence; Brown 198, Hampton 402; note 3. Note l'arrêt Konig c. La République fédérale d'Allemagne, the judgement in Kpnig v. The Federal Republic of Germany. * ICJ Statute 56 (judgment). CJEC Statute (judgment), ECHR 51 (judgment). ECHRRC 50 (judgment). * CIJ Estatuto 56 ** BO CPP 85; CL CPC 158, CPP 43; CO CPC 302, CPP 169; ES LEC 369, LECR 141; MX CPCDF 79, CPPDF 71, CFPP 94, UY CPP 88 Proc. civ,: CPCN 570; proc. pen.: Dalloz Proc. pen. p. 703 - 89 - F arrêt de condannation (FR) E sentence S fallo condenatorio* - sentencia condenatoria** - sentencia de condena*** F arrêt définitif E final decision S fallo F arrêt de mise en accusation (FR) E committal order S F arrêt de règlement (BE, FR) E conflict judgement* - normative jtidgement** S F arrêt de renvoi (FR) E 1. commital order Proc. pén.: CPP 366, 634; rendu par tine cour d'assises Final jtidicial decision in criminal proceedings which is given on conviction * CU LPP 3 ** UY CPP 249, CL CPP 504, BO CPP 243, MC CPPDF 33 *** UY CPP 248 CIJ Statut 41 ICJ Statute 41 CIJ Estatuto 41 Proc. pen.; CPP 214-215, 231, 268, 327; Dalloz Proc. pen. pp. 592, 603 FR: by the Indictment division of an appeal court committing a person accused of a serious offence (¿riaa) to an assize court for trial; in the assize court it functions as an indictment in the sense in which that term is used in EN; note 1 BE Loi 3.7.1971, 12(5); 
analysis: The text appears to be a glossary or a list of legal terms and their translations, with references to various international and national laws and court decisions. The terms mentioned include "judgement", "sentence", "condemnation", "committal order", "final decision", and others. The context suggests that the text is related to law, specifically criminal law, and international law.