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Showing 1931–1940 of 59323 articles for “Art. 214-9 and 214-10”
…the Public Prosecutor or his deputy;-a person approved under the conditions defined in Article 905 and appointed by the President of the High Court of Appeal ;-three territorial councillors appointed…
For the application of article 298, the accused and the prosecution may not each challenge more than three jurors at first instance and four on appeal.
…cles L. 952-7 of the Code of Judicial Organisation relating to the replacement of these magistrates and to the specific procedures for exercising jurisdictional functions are applicable to the crimina…
The majorities of seven or eight votes provided for by articles 359 and 362, second paragraph, are replaced by majorities of four or six votes.
For the application of the first paragraph of Article 289-1, if, as a result of absences or striking, there are fewer than fourteen jurors remaining on the list, this number is completed by alternate…
…resident of the High Court of Appeal, after consulting the President of the Court of First Instance and the Public Prosecutor, sets the number of correctional hearings for the following judicial year…
For the application of article
For the application of article 523, the public prosecutor occupies the seat of the public prosecutor's office before the police court.
The powers conferred by this Code on lawyers and parties' counsel may be exercised by persons approved in the territorial collectivity by the President of the High Court of Appeal. Such persons are ex…
For the application of paragraph 1 of Article 260, the number of jurors may not be less than thirty-four.
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