Section 4: Appeal procedures

An appeal may be lodged by the foreign national, the public prosecutor and the administrative authority.The appeal may be lodged by the foreign national, the public prosecutor and the administrative authority.The first president of the court of appeal or his delegate is seised without formality and must give a ruling within forty-eight hours of its referral.Subject to the provisions of the third paragraph, the provisions of this chapter relating to…

The appeal does not have suspensive effect.However, the public prosecutor may ask the first president of the court of appeal or his delegate to declare his appeal suspensive when it appears to him that the person concerned does not have effective guarantees of representation or in the event of a serious threat to public order. In this case, the appeal, accompanied by the request referring to the absence of effective…

The First President of the Court of Appeal or his delegate may, by reasoned order and without having first summoned the parties, reject statements of appeal that are manifestly inadmissible.When an appeal is lodged against a decision made by the liberty and detention judge in the cases provided for in articles L. 741-10 and L. 742-8, it may also reject the statement of appeal without having first summoned the parties…