Article R532-41
The Cour nationale du droit d'asile shall provide the applicant, free of charge, with an interpreter to assist him/her at the hearing, who has taken an oath to assist justice in his/her honour and con…
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The Cour nationale du droit d'asile shall provide the applicant, free of charge, with an interpreter to assist him/her at the hearing, who has taken an oath to assist justice in his/her honour and con…
The rapporteur reads out the report, which analyses, in complete independence, the subject of the request and the factual and legal elements presented by the parties, and mentions the elements likely…
…g mentioning the meaning of the decisions thus reached is signed by the members of the judgment panel.Persons who take part in or attend the deliberations are subject to the obligation to respect secr…
…an audiovisual means of communication to hold hearings under the conditions provided for in Article L. 532-13, the applicant is informed of this in the notice of hearing provided for in Article R. 532…
Unless the hearing is recorded, minutes are drawn up by the registrar in each of the two courtrooms.
…e opening of the proceedings, by the foreign national himself, assisted, if necessary, by an interpreter if he does not speak sufficient French.
Administrative detention centres are placed under the responsibility of the territorially competent prefect and, in Paris, the police prefect, who appoints the head of the centre by decree, after agre…
Without prejudice to the provisions of article R. 615-3, where it appears that a foreign national holding a residence permit issued by the French authorities is the subject of an enforceable expulsion…
An alien who is granted a period of voluntary departure may request that the main points of decisions notified to him under Chapter I be communicated to him in a language he understands or may reasona…
The notification bulletin mentioned in article R. 632-3:1° Advises the foreign national that expulsion proceedings have been initiated against him or her and states the facts giving rise to these proc…
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