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Article R50-82 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the matter is referred to the Paris Sentence Enforcement Court for modification or release of the judicial measure for the prevention of terrorist recidivism and reintegration pursuant to the provisions of the first sentence of the last paragraph of Article 706-25-18, it shall rule under the same conditions as those laid down when it orders a judicial measure to prevent repeat terrorist offending and reintegration.

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Article R50-83 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When it considers that the conditions for renewal of the judicial measure to prevent recidivism in terrorism and reintegration mentioned in III of Article 706-25-16 are met, the anti-terrorist public prosecutor shall refer the matter to the multidisciplinary committee on security measures mentioned in Article R. 50-71 and the Paris Sentence Enforcement Court. Article R. 50-74 is applicable. The reasoned opinion mentioned in article R. 50-75 is issued at least…

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Article R50-84 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In the event that the obligations of the measure are suspended for more than six months due to the detention of the person concerned in accordance with Article 706-25-20, the Anti-Terrorism Public Prosecutor shall refer the matter to the Paris Sentence Enforcement Court before the end of the detention, for confirmation of the resumption of one or more of the obligations of the judicial measure to prevent terrorist re-offending and…

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Article R51 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The notification provided for by Article 706-37 is made by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. Where it appears from the acknowledgement of receipt that the addressee is unknown at the address indicated, notification is made by the police or gendarmerie services. The copy of the registered letter or the police or gendarmerie report is appended to the proceedings. This information is not given to persons who are themselves the…

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Article R51-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

As soon as proceedings are initiated, where they concern an establishment whose owner or operator is registered in the Trade and Companies Register, the Public Prosecutor shall send the Registrar of the Commercial Court within whose jurisdiction the establishment is located a request that the information mentioned in Article 706-37. This requisition, drawn up in duplicate, specifies: -the identity of the operator of the business: surname and forenames for natural…

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Article R53 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

A list of ad hoc administrators is drawn up every four years within the jurisdiction of each court of appeal. It may be updated annually as necessary. The list of ad hoc administrators is made available to the public on the premises of the secretariat of the court of appeal and of the judicial courts. It may also be displayed on these premises.

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Article R53-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

An individual may only be included on the list if he or she meets the following conditions: 1° Be at least thirty and no more than seventy years of age; 2° Have been known for a sufficient period of time for their interest in children’s issues and their competence; 3° Have their residence within the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal or neighbouring Courts of Appeal; 4° Not have been…

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Article R53-2 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In order for a legal entity to be registered on a list of ad hoc administrators, proof must be provided: 1° That the managers of the legal entity meet the conditions laid down in 4° and 5° of the preceding article; 2° That each of the persons likely to act as an ad hoc administrator on behalf of the legal entity meets the conditions laid down in the said article.

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Article R53-3 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Applications for registration are addressed to the public prosecutor at the judicial court within whose jurisdiction the candidate resides. The public prosecutor examines the applications. He obtains the opinion of the examining magistrate, the guardianship judge and, where applicable, the children’s judge. He forwards the file, for the opinion of the general assembly of the court, to the president of the judicial court. The public prosecutor then forwards the file…

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