French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 1: Deliberations of the Assize Court
Article 365
The assize court's answers to the questions asked are irrevocable.
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The assize court's answers to the questions asked are irrevocable.
The court clerk writes the judgment; the legal texts applied are indicated.
The chairman declares the jury finally constituted.
The declaration, when affirmative, states that the majority of votes required by
The Public Prosecutor shall, in the name of the law, make any submissions that he or she considers useful: the court is required to take note of them and to deliberate on them. The public prosecutor's…
The accused, the civil party and their lawyers may file submissions on which the court is required to rule.
…he clerk of the assize court; however, he retains for the deliberation provided for in the articles 355 et seq, the committal decision and, in the event of an appeal, the judgment handed down by the a…
Before the Assize Court retires, the President reads out the following instruction, which is also posted in large print in the most conspicuous place in the deliberation chamber: "Subject to the requi…
…it is used during the deliberation, the formalities provided for in the third paragraph of article 347 shall apply. The sound or audiovisual recording may also be used before the Assize Court ruling…
The president reads out the questions to be answered by the court and jury. This reading is not obligatory when the questions are asked in the terms of the committal order or if the accused or his def…
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