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Article 706-110 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The public prosecutor at a judicial court other than those referred to in Article 706-107 may, for offences falling within the scope of this article, request the investigating judge to relinquish jurisdiction in favour of the investigating court with jurisdiction pursuant to this article. The parties shall be notified in advance and invited to make their observations by the investigating judge; the order shall be made eight days at the…

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Article 706-111 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The order made pursuant to Article 706-110 may, to the exclusion of all other means of appeal, be referred within five days of its notification, at the request of the Public Prosecutor or the parties, either to the investigating chamber if the specialised court in favour of which relinquishment has been ordered or refused is within the jurisdiction of the court of appeal in which the court initially seised is…

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Article 706-111-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

For the investigation, prosecution, inquiry and, in the case of misdemeanours, the judgment of offences relating to damage to maritime cultural property provided for in Section 2 of Chapter IV of Title IV of Book V of the Heritage Code which are committed in territorial waters and the contiguous zone, the jurisdiction of a judicial court may be extended to the jurisdiction of one or more courts of appeal. This…

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Article 706-112-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the information gathered while a person is in police custody reveals that he or she is the subject of a legal protection measure, the judicial police officer or agent shall notify the curator or guardian. If it is established that the person is covered by a legal protection measure, the officer or agent of the judicial police will, if necessary, notify the special representative appointed by the guardianship judge….

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Article 706-112-2 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the evidence gathered in the course of proceedings concerning a crime or offence punishable by imprisonment reveals that a person who must be heard freely pursuant to article 61-1 is the subject of a legal protection measure, the officer or agent of the judicial police shall notify the curator or guardian by any means, who may appoint a lawyer or request that a lawyer be appointed by the President…

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Article 706-112-3 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the information gathered in the course of a preliminary investigation reveals that a person whose home is to be searched is subject to a legal protection measure revealing that he or she is not in a position to exercise alone his or her right to oppose the carrying out of this operation, the officer shall notify by any means his or her curator or guardian, so that the person’s…

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Article 706-113 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Without prejudice to the application of articles 706-112-1 to 706-112-3, when the person is being prosecuted, the public prosecutor or investigating judge notifies the curator or guardian and the guardianship judge. The same applies if the person is the subject of an alternative to prosecution consisting of reparation of the damage or mediation, a penal composition or an appearance on prior recognition of guilt or if he is heard as…

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Article 706-114 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

If there are plausible grounds for presuming that the curator or guardian is a co-perpetrator or accomplice to the offence, and in the absence of a subrogated curator or subrogated guardian, the public prosecutor or investigating judge shall ask the guardianship judge to appoint an ad hoc curator or guardian. The same applies if the tutor or curator is a victim of the offence. Failing this, the president of the…

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