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Article R140 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Jurors shall be awarded, for the duration of the session, a daily allowance determined by the following formula: I = 6 + (S x 8), in which: I is the amount of the fixed allowance expressed in euros; S is the minimum interprofessional growth wage as fixed on 1 January of the current year. Jurors who provide evidence of a loss of part of their income from their professional activity…

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Article R144 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Sessional and subsistence allowances for the duration of the session are payable for each day on which the regular or additional juror was present at the call to contribute to the formation of the judging jury. Additional jurors are entitled to sessional allowances only if they have been entered on the service list.

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Article R145 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The clerk of the assize court shall issue, day by day, to the members of the criminal jury who so request, the certifications corresponding to the daily allowances to which they are entitled. Mention of these partial certifications shall be made on the copy of the notification issued pursuant to article 267 of this code and shall then be deducted from the final certification.

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Article R146 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When a juror is unable to meet the costs of his or her travel, he or she shall be issued, if he or she so requests and upon presentation of an order issued by the president of the judicial court of his or her residence, with an advance on the compensation that will be due to him or her. The amount of this advance shall be determined in accordance with…

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