Title X: Legal costs

Court costs are the procedural expenses, to be borne definitively or provisionally by the State, which result from a decision by the judicial authority or by a person acting under its direction or control. They include criminal, correctional and police court costs as well as costs assimilated to them. Criminal, correctional and police court costs correspond to expenses incurred in the course of criminal proceedings. They are listed in Article…

The costs of criminal, correctional and police justice are: 1° The costs of translations and extractions carried out at the request of the judicial authority by the services of the national police or the units of the national gendarmerie; 2° The costs of extradition of defendants, accused or convicted persons; the costs of letters rogatory and other costs of criminal proceedings in international matters; 3° The fees, emoluments and allowances…

I.-The costs assimilated to those of Article R. 92 and recoverable by the State are those resulting from: 1° Expert appraisals carried out pursuant to the provisions of Title I of Book II of Part Three (legislative part) of the Public Health Code; 2° Measures for the legal protection of adults and minors ordered pursuant to the provisions of Titles X and XI of Book I of the Civil Code;…

The remuneration and allowances of the performers referred to in 8° of II of article R. 93 shall be paid in accordance with the conditions set out in article R. 122. They remain the responsibility of the State. .

The remuneration and compensation of experts appointed under the procedures provided for in articles L. 3211-12 to L. 3211-12-6 L. 3213-3, L. 3213-8 and L. 3213-9-1 of the Public Health Code, which form part of the expenditure mentioned in 1° of I of l’article R. 93 of this code, shall be liquidated in accordance with the conditions set out in article R. 117. The judge may leave the expert’s remuneration…

The doctors’ fees and interpreters’ allowances referred to in 9° of II of Article R. 93 are liquidated in accordance with the conditions laid down respectively in article R. 117 and to Article R. 122. These costs remain the responsibility of the State.