Article 6
…wever, if prosecution leading to conviction has revealed the falsity of the judgment or ruling that declared the public prosecution extinguished, the public prosecution may be resumed; the statute of…
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…wever, if prosecution leading to conviction has revealed the falsity of the judgment or ruling that declared the public prosecution extinguished, the public prosecution may be resumed; the statute of…
The provisions of articles 54 to 66, with the exception of those in the'article 64-1, are applicable, in the case of a flagrant offence, in all cases where the law provides for a prison sentence.
…e persons interviewed read it themselves, may have their observations recorded and sign it. If they declare that they cannot read, the report is read to them by the judicial police officer before they…
…itted or attempted to commit this offence, the information provided for in 1°, 3° and 4° of Article 61-1 and be informed that they have the right to be assisted by a lawyer in accordance with Articles…
The arrival of the public prosecutor at the scene relieves the judicial police officer.The public prosecutor then performs all the judicial police acts provided for in this chapter.He may also instruc…
The minutes drawn up by the judicial police officer pursuant to
If the needs of the investigation so require, the Public Prosecutor or the Examining Magistrate, when proceeding as described in this chapter, may travel to the jurisdictions of the courts bordering t…
…an inventory and mention it in a report drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the articles 163 et 166. These persons may also, by mentioning it in their report, reseal the objects examined and…
…goods, means of transport and persons under the conditions set out in this article and in articles 60-1 to 60-10. The same articles 60-1 to 60-10 apply to the implementation of : 1° This Code and for…
…on does not suspend the inspection and seizure operations. The judge shall give the reasons for his decision, indicating the factual and legal factors that he has taken into account and that give rise…
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