When an order by the liberty and detention judge puts an end to the holding in the waiting zone, it is immediately notified to the public prosecutor.The foreign national is held at the disposal of the courts for a period of ten hours from this notification, unless the public prosecutor decides otherwise.
The orders of the liberties and detention judge referred to in this section may be appealed to the first president of the court of appeal or his delegate.The appeal may be lodged by the foreign national, the public prosecutor and the competent administrative authority.The first president of the court of appeal or his delegate is seised without form and must give a ruling within forty-eight hours of the referral.
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. In this case, the appeal, together with the request, must be lodged within ten hours of notification of the order to the public prosecutor and forwarded to the first president of the court of appeal or his delegate. The latter will decide,…
The first president of the court of appeal or his delegate may, by reasoned order and without having first summoned the parties, reject manifestly inadmissible statements of appeal.
The procedural or formal rules set out in articles L. 342-7 to L. 342-10 as well as the first paragraph of article L. 342-11 are applicable on appeal. The rules set out in articles L. 342-8, L. 342-9 and L. 342-10 are also applicable before the Cour de cassation.
The foreign national may ask the liberties and detention judge to appoint counsel ex officio.The unaccompanied minor is assisted by a lawyer chosen by the ad hoc administrator or, failing that, appointed ex officio.
The foreign national may ask the liberties and detention judge for the assistance of an interpreter and for his or her file to be communicated. The same applies to the ad hoc administrator in the case of the minor mentioned in article L. 343-2. The fees and allowances of interpreters appointed to assist the foreign national during the legal proceedings for detention in the waiting area provided for in this…
During the period in which he is held at the disposal of the courts, under the conditions set out in article L. 342-3, foreign nationals are given the opportunity, if they so wish, to contact their lawyer and a third party, to see a doctor and to eat.
If detention in the waiting area is not extended by the end of the period set by the last detention decision, the foreign national is authorised to enter France on a regularisation visa for a period of eight days. He/she must have left French territory by the end of this period, unless he/she obtains a provisional residence permit, a provisional document issued when applying for a residence permit or an…
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