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Article 107 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The minutes may not be interlined. Cross-outs and cross-overs are approved by the examining magistrate, the court clerk and the witness and, where applicable, by the interpreter. In the absence of approval, such erasures and cross-references shall be null and void.

The same shall apply to minutes that are not duly signed.

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Original in French 🇫🇷
Article 107

Les procès-verbaux ne peuvent comporter aucun interligne. Les ratures et les renvois sont approuvés par le juge d’instruction, le greffier et le témoin et, s’il y a lieu, par l’interprète. A défaut d’approbation, ces ratures et ces renvois sont non avenus.

Il en est de même du procès-verbal qui n’est pas régulièrement signé.

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