Article 388-2
Where, in proceedings, the interests of a minor appear to be in opposition to those of his legal representatives, the guardianship judge under the conditions provided for in Article 383 or, failing th…
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Showing 1361–1370 of 68978 articles for “Art. s. L. 145-1 to L. 145-60 + R. 145-1 to R. 145-38”
Where, in proceedings, the interests of a minor appear to be in opposition to those of his legal representatives, the guardianship judge under the conditions provided for in Article 383 or, failing th…
On the occasion of the control referred to in the preceding article, the judge may ask the legal administrator to submit to the director of the judicial registry services of the judicial court an annu…
The legal administrator is required to comply with the summonses of the guardianship judge and the public prosecutor and to provide them with any information they require.The judge may issue injunctio…
…icial 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 to record location data…
…onstitute a crime punishable by thirty years' imprisonment or life imprisonment, it refers the case to the assize court. If the accused appeared in custody, he shall remain in pre-trial detention unti…
The appeal shall be lodged within ten days of the delivery of the judgment. However, the time limit shall run only from the service of the judgment, by whatever method, on the party who was not presen…
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.
In the event of an indictment for the offence provided for in article 415 and in order to guarantee payment of the fines incurred, legal costs and confiscation, the president of the judicial court may…
…n respect of earlier acts, unless, within thirty days of his release, he is arrested on French territory.
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