French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter IV: Judicial autopsies
Article 230-31
The procedures for applying the provisions of this chapter shall be specified by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
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The procedures for applying the provisions of this chapter shall be specified by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
The judicial police officer or the judicial police agent acting under his responsibility shall draw up a report of each of the operations to set up the technical means mentioned in Article 230-32 and…
The operations provided for in this chapter shall be carried out under the supervision of the magistrate who authorised them or who authorised their continuation. The fact that these operations reveal…
The judicial police officer or agent acting under his or her responsibility shall describe or transcribe, in a report which shall be placed in the file, the recorded data which are useful for establis…
The examining magistrate or the judicial police officer appointed by him or authorised by the public prosecutor may request any qualified agent of a service, unit or body placed under the authority of…
An appeal against the decisions of the departmental criminal court shall be heard by the assize court under the conditions laid down in subtitle I of this title for appeals against judgments handed do…
For the purposes of the provisions relating to legal aid, the departmental criminal court is treated in the same way as the assize court.
As regards civil interests, the court, after giving the parties notice to conclude on the merits, shall rule in one and the same judgment on the objection of inadmissibility and on the merits of the d…
The duration of customs detention may not exceed twenty-four hours. However, detention may be extended for a further period of up to twenty-four hours, with the written authorisation of the public pro…
Pursuant toArticle 696-113 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, where the European Public Prosecutor's Office decides to exercise jurisdiction over offences provided for in this Code, the Deputy Europea…
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