French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter VI: The Assize Court
Article 834
For the application of Article 269, the accused may be transferred to a prison other than a remand centre.
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For the application of Article 269, the accused may be transferred to a prison other than a remand centre.
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Other than the provisions made applicable by articles 544 and 545, the articles 841 and 845 are applicable before the police court.
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