Article R53-8-69 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure
November 6, 2023
The sentence enforcement judge may grant a detainee escorted leave, particularly in the event of a serious family event.
The sentence enforcement judge may grant a detainee escorted leave, particularly in the event of a serious family event.
The sentence enforcement judge may grant the detainee permission to leave under mobile electronic surveillance for one or more days in order to maintain family ties or to prepare for the end of the detention period.
Permission to leave the prison is granted or refused by reasoned order, after consulting the director of prison services, the director of the public health establishment and the public prosecutor. The public prosecutor or the detainee may appeal against these orders to the president of the regional security detention court within five days of notification. An appeal by the public prosecutor within twenty-four hours against an order granting permission has…
The Director of Penitentiary Services shall take any measures necessary for the good order of the centre, the safety of individuals and the security of property under the conditions laid down by the provisions of Articles R. 541-15 and R. 541-16 of the Penitentiary Code.
The president of the regional court for secure detention, on referral from the sentence enforcement judge, may issue a search order against a detainee: 1° Who evades the detention measure to which he or she is subject; 2° Who does not return to the centre after being granted leave.
The provisions of this section are applicable to the socio-medico-judicial security centre of the Fresnes national public health establishment, subject to the adaptations provided for in Article R. 53-8-77 and articles R. 541-17 and R. 541-18 du code pénitentiaire.
Persons held in the centre come under the jurisdiction of one of the vice-presidents in charge of enforcing sentences of the Paris judicial court, appointed by the first president of the Paris court of appeal.
The Minister for the Interior (Service National de Police Scientifique) is authorised to implement the automated processing of personal data referred to in Article 706-54, known as the “fichier national automatisé des empreintes génétiques” (FNAEG). The purposes of this processing are: 1° To facilitate the search for and identification of the perpetrators of the crimes and offences mentioned in article 706-55, including through the parenthood search provided for in article…
I.-By decision of the judicial police officer, acting either ex officio or at the request of the public prosecutor or investigating judge, the results of DNA identification analyses shall be recorded in the file: 1° Biological traces from unknown persons, collected as part of a preliminary investigation, an investigation into a crime or flagrant offence, or an investigation, relating to one of the offences mentioned in Article 706-55 ; 1°…
I.-The recorded data mentioned in Article R. 53-10, which specify the DNA segments identified, are accompanied by the following information: 1° The number of the proceedings in the context of which registration in the file is requested; 2° The judicial authority or police officer requesting entry in the file; >The date of the request for entry in the file 3° The date of the application for registration in the file…
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