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Article R69 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The automated national criminal records department, as soon as it is notified, shall record on the records the particulars prescribed in articles 769 and 769-1. The notice intended for the automated national criminal record service is drawn up and, subject to the provisions of the last paragraph, sent: 1° For pardons, commutations or reductions of sentences resulting from a decree of individual pardon, by the Minister of Justice; for those…

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Article R70 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The records in the automated national criminal record are deleted in the following cases: 1° Upon the death of the holder of the record, established in particular by the entry made in the civil status register of births pursuant to Article 79 of the Civil Code or, where the death has not been brought to the attention of the automated national criminal records department, when the holder has reached the…

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Article R72 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

For persons born in the overseas territories the records provided for in articles R. 65 and R. 67, paragraph 2, and the notices provided for in articles R. 67, paragraph 1, R. 69 and R. 71, are forwarded to the public prosecutor or the public prosecutor at the appeal court in the territory in which the place of birth is located, who forwards it to the competent registry.

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Article R73 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where the communication of conviction notices is provided for by international conventions, copies of the records are drawn up and transmitted, by letter, fax or secure electronic means, by the automated national criminal records department to the authorities provided for by these conventions. In the jurisdictions of the judicial courts for which the decrees provided for in the article 10 of Law no. 80-2 of 4 January 1980, copies of…

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Article R74 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In the event of a conviction or a decision likely to modify the conditions of enlistment pronounced against an individual subject to compulsory military service, the clerk of the court which pronounced the decision sends a copy of the form to the directorate of recruitment and statistics of the military region in whose territory it is located. In the event of a conviction or a decision likely to modify the…

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Article R75 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The automated national criminal records department notifies the Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques of the identity of persons of French nationality who have been the subject of a decision resulting in the deprivation of electoral rights, specifying, for each case, the date on which this incapacity will cease to have effect. It informs the Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques of any subsequent…

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Article R75-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

A copy of each record relating to a custodial sentence handed down for a felony or misdemeanour is sent by the clerk of the court that handed down the sentence to the Ministry of the Interior’s central national police file with a view to its registration in the technical police database.

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Article R76 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Bulletin no. 1 is requested from the magistrate in charge of the automated national criminal record by letter, telegram, fax, teletransmission or magnetic medium, indicating the civil status of the person whose bulletin is requested, and specifying the requesting judicial authority. If the person whose bulletin is requested is a legal entity, the request must include an indication of its name, its registration in the Répertoire national des entreprises et…

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