Chapter I: Judicial police

An individual file concerning the activity of each customs officer authorised to carry out judicial police missions is kept permanently at the public prosecutor’s office at the Paris court of appeal. This file includes in particular: 1° Applications for authorisation and the documents attached thereto; 2° Copies of decisions handed down by the judicial authority pursuant to the provisions of Articles 28-1, 224 to 229, R. 15-33-8 and R. 15-33-9,…

The Public Prosecutor at the Paris Judicial Court, after collecting, where appropriate, the observations of the investigating judges and the presidents of the criminal divisions, draws up, every two years, a proposal for the rating of customs officers authorised to carry out judicial police duties, which he sends to the Public Prosecutor at the Paris Court of Appeal. The latter establishes the rating after collecting, where appropriate, the observations of…

The staff report proposals and the ratings provided for in Article R. 15-33-15 are drawn up on a form conforming to the model laid down by the Minister of Justice. They include a detailed general assessment, as well as a numerical mark from 0 to 10 and an assessment of each of the following elements when they have been observed:

The report drawn up by the Public Prosecutor at the Paris Court of Appeal is notified directly to the authorised customs officer, who may submit comments in writing within a period of fifteen days, at the end of which time the final report is sent to the magistrate responsible for the judicial missions of the customs and tax authorities. It will be taken into account for the administrative assessment of…