The First President of the Court of Appeal or his delegate may, by reasoned order and without having first summoned the parties, reject statements of appeal that are manifestly inadmissible.
When an appeal is lodged against a decision made by the liberty and detention judge in the cases provided for in articles L. 741-10 and L. 742-8, it may also reject the statement of appeal without having first summoned the parties if it appears that no new factual or legal circumstances have arisen since the administrative detention or its renewal, or that the elements provided in support of the application clearly do not justify an end to the detention.