Article 9-1
…for public prosecution of a concealed or hidden offence shall run from the day on which the offence came to light and could be ascertained under conditions allowing public prosecution to be initiated…
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Showing 2141–2150 of 11860 articles for “Art. CA Paris – 9 Jan. 2019 – no. 18/09522”
…for public prosecution of a concealed or hidden offence shall run from the day on which the offence came to light and could be ascertained under conditions allowing public prosecution to be initiated…
…ion whose statutory purpose is to defend the victims of an offence falling within the scope of application of the same article 706-16 and which brings together several of these victims may, if it has…
Any obstacle of law, provided for by law, or any insurmountable obstacle of fact that can be assimilated to force majeure, which makes it impossible to initiate or pursue public action, suspends the s…
…vided for in articles 80,82,87,88,388,531 and 532 of this code and to the article 65 of the law of 29 July 1881 on the freedom of the press ; 2° Any investigative act emanating from the public prosecu…
…n is being conducted. However, the public prosecutor of the place where the police custody is being carried out also has the power to monitor and order its extension.
…the requisitions provided for in Article 60-3.The second paragraph of the same Article 60-3 is applicable.
In criminal cases, where an offence against persons is covered by Book II of the Criminal Code or where an offence against property is covered by Book III of the same Code and is accompanied by offenc…
…in the hands of the law and whose retention is no longer necessary to establish the truth, either because the owner cannot be identified, or because the owner does not claim the item within one month…
…f the second paragraph of Article 60-1 shall apply. The last paragraph of article 60-1 is also applicable. When the requisitions relate to data mentioned in article 60-1-1 and issued by a lawyer, they…
…his supervision, the judicial police agent may, for the purposes of executing the letters rogatory, carry out the operations provided for by Article 57-1.
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