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Article D32-25-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the person referred to the trial court is sentenced to a fixed term of imprisonment with a deferred committal order issued with provisional execution, the obligations of electronically monitored or mobile electronically monitored house arrest remain applicable until the person is incarcerated, at the latest before the expiry of the ten-day appeal period. The electronic monitoring device is then removed by prison staff at the time of incarceration. If…

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Article D32-29 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In the event of information concerning offences committed either by the victim’s spouse, cohabitee or partner linked to the victim by a civil solidarity pact, or by the victim’s former spouse, former cohabitee or former partner linked to the victim by a civil solidarity pact, one or more of the following obligations and prohibitions may be ordered as part of judicial supervision or house arrest under electronic surveillance, in accordance…

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Article D32-30 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When one or more of the obligations and prohibitions mentioned in Article D. 32-29 have been imposed, the victim may, if he or she expressly consents and for a specified period, be allocated a remote protection device enabling the public authorities to be alerted in the event of a breach of these obligations or prohibitions. The device provided for in this article may also be used when the prohibition on…

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Article D32-31 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where, in accordance with the provisions of the seventh and ninth paragraphs of article 145, the liberty and custody judge orders the provisional incarceration of the person under investigation with a view to a deferred hearing, either of his own motion or following a request for time from the person concerned or his lawyer, this judge may, in order to carry out the checks on the person’s situation provided for…

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Article D33 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When an investigating judge issues a letter rogatory to a judicial police officer in charge of a police service or gendarmerie unit, the latter may have it executed by a judicial police officer under his authority, provided that the latter acts within the limits of his territorial jurisdiction. The judicial police officer entrusted with the execution of a letter rogatory by his hierarchical superior must, without prejudice to the application…

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Article D38 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the expert appointed by the investigating judge belongs to an association referred to in articles 2-1 to 2-21 and the information relates to acts for which this association can act as a civil party, it must declare this membership to the investigating judge as soon as it receives the designation order. If the judge upholds the expert’s appointment, the declaration of membership is mentioned in the expert report.

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