text: E 1. enforcement order 2. duress* ~ coercion** 3. compelling appearance Capitant, Guillien Guillien; VCLT 51-52 CP 64, 334.1; Dalloz enquête sects. 48-51, témoin (matière pénal^e) sect. 4 These terms can be regarded as synon3n»s in criminal law matters * EN a defence to liability, but coercion is used in speaking of the related defence of marital coercion (Archbold sects. 17.54-17.58, OCL duress): SCO force ** VCLT 51-52 As the name of a procedural concept, but force may suffice S 1. 2. coacción 3. VCLT 51-52 F contrainte par corps BE CP 46; BI CPP 19; FR CP 467, CPP 366, 473, 543, 749-762; LU CP 40; NE CPP 628 - 240 - E enforcement by commital - body execution* EN: enforcement by committal means imprisonment by court order, not of an offender by way of punishment but of a defaulter as a means of enforcing compliance with a civil judgement or a sentence imposing a fine (civ. proc: Langan 260-263; crim. proc: Hampton 363-366); it cannot be used in EN, BE or FR to compel the performance of a civil obligation; sometimes called civil imprisonment. (EN obs.) imprisonment for debt (EN Lawson 9) execution on the person, constraint of person, duress of imprisonment. (EN crim. proc, also SC CPC 281) imprisonment in default; FR crim. proc: exists in regard to unpaid fines, costs and damages; SCO civil imprisonment, diligence.-flgaias-t... the person * Black S apremio personal S contrainterrogación (CL) CCPR/C/32/Add.l S p. 57 E cross-examination F S contrainterrogaciones (CL) contrainterrogación F contraint par corps (DJ) E default prisoner See E note to contrainte par corps S F contraire à V. comportement contraire à E contrary to - incompatible/ conflicting with - violating S F contraire aux bonnes moeurs (BE, FR) BE FR CC 1133 E immoral - contra bonos mores 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to criminal law, civil procedure, and human rights. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a specialized audience. The terms and concepts discussed, such as "enforcement order", "duress", "compelling appearance", and "civil imprisonment", are all related to the administration of justice and the enforcement of legal obligations.