text: Law 51-52); note 4 *CL, ES, CU CFAM 114 Of a tribunal d.e.^rande instance, court of major jurisdiction; in criminal matters he can be called deputy prosecutor or deputy public prosecutor; note 4 CG CPP 27; DJ CIC 54.5; FR CPP 39, COJ L.311.14-15; RW CPP 10; 11 n'est pas à la tête du ministère public en FR: v. note E au mot procureur général Of a tribunal de grande instance, court of major jurisdiction, or tribunal d'instance. court of minor jurisdiction; in criminal matters he can be called prpsecutar or public prosecutor; note 4 procureur de la République adjoint (DJ; FR Ord.1270 22.12.1958, 3) procureur adjoint Ord.1270 22.12.1958 - 872 - F procureur de la République près le tribunal de grande instance (FR) E government procurator of the court of major jurisdiction S F procureur de l'Etat (LU) E government procurator S F procureur du Roi (BE, BI, FR) E crown procurator F procureur général (BE, CG, DJ, FR, GE, MG) E procurator-general CPP 45 In criminal matters he can be called public prosecutor of the court of maior jurisdiction In criminal matters he can be called prosecutor or public prosecutor; note 4 BE: one per arrondissement. CJ 150 BI ? obsolete; FR obsolete CC 1057, 812 In criminal matters he can be called prosecutor or public prosecutor: note 4 BE CJ 142-143; CG CPP 22; FR CPP 34, COJ L.121.1, L.132.1. L.213.4; DJ CIC 54(5); GE Const. 136, LOJ 38; EGLAT séance plénière FR: of the Court of Cassation, the Court of Audit or an appeal court; BE of the Court of Cassation or an appeal court; in criminal matters he can be called public prosecutor. Note 4. FR: the procure^ : général près la Cour de cassation is the senior member of the ministère public, followed 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various terms related to law enforcement, judiciary, and government, which suggests that it may be related to the administration of justice or the legal system. The use of terms such as "tribunal", "court", "public prosecutor", and "ministère public" further supports this hypothesis.