The provisions of this book shall apply ipso jure in Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Réunion, Mayotte and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, subject to the adaptations provided for in this chapter.
For the application of this book in Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Réunion, Mayotte and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: 1° In Article L. 812-2, the words: “Articles 78-1 to 78-2-2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure” are replaced by the words: “Article 78-1, Article 78-2 with the exception of its ninth and tenth paragraphs and Articles 78-2-1 and 78-2-2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure”; 2° Article L. 821-1 reads as follows: “Art. L….
In Guadeloupe, the summary visits provided for in articles L. 812-3 and L. 812-4 may be carried out in an area between the coastline and a line drawn one kilometre below it, as well as on national roads 1 and 4.
In Guadeloupe, the public prosecutor may, in the course of the investigation or if no court has been seised or when the court seised has exhausted its jurisdiction without having ruled on the fate of the seals, order the destruction or immobilisation, by neutralising any means essential to their operation, of the boats, land vehicles and aircraft that were used to commit the offences referred to in Articles L. 823-1…
In French Guiana, the provisions of articles L. 812-3 and L. 812-4 are applicable in an area between the land borders and a line drawn twenty kilometres below, as well as on route nationale 2 in the territory of the communes of Saint-Georges and Régina and on route départementale 6 and route nationale 2 in the commune of Roura.
In French Guyana, the public prosecutor may, in the course of the investigation or if no court has been seised or when the court seised has exhausted its jurisdiction without having ruled on the fate of the seals, order the destruction or immobilisation, by neutralising any means essential to their operation, of the boats, land vehicles and aircraft that have been used to commit the offences referred to in Articles…
In Martinique, the summary visits provided for in Articles L. 812-3 and L. 812-4 may be carried out in an area between the coastline and a line drawn one kilometre below it, as well as on national roads 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 and on departmental road 1.
In Martinique, the public prosecutor may, in the course of the investigation or if no court has been seised or when the court seised has exhausted its jurisdiction without having ruled on the fate of the seals, order the destruction or immobilisation, by neutralising any means essential to their operation, of the boats, land vehicles and aircraft that were used to commit the offences referred to in Articles L. 823-1…
The summary visits provided for in articles L. 812-3 and L. 812-4 may be carried out throughout the territory of Mayotte.
In Mayotte, the public prosecutor may, in the course of the investigation or if no court has been seised or when the court seised has exhausted its jurisdiction without having ruled on the fate of the seals, order the destruction or immobilisation, by neutralising any means essential to their operation, of the boats, land vehicles and aircraft that were used to commit the offences referred to in Articles L. 823-1…
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