After the presentation of the report by the magistrate in charge, the judicial police officer may call witnesses whose names and addresses must have been given to the secretariat of the commission at least five days before the date of the hearing. The public prosecutor at the Court of Cassation develops his conclusions. If they are present, the claimant and his counsel are heard.
The commission may either annul the decision or confirm it, or convert the withdrawal into a suspension or reduce the duration of the suspension. If the applicant is not present or represented when the commission’s decision is made, the decision shall be notified to him or her within forty-eight hours of its pronouncement by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The judicial police officer’s file, together with a copy of…
Costs incurred before the commission, including the claimant’s travel expenses, are treated in the same way as criminal, correctional and police court costs. They are borne by the State.
The commission’s decision may be referred to the Court of Cassation for breach of the law.
The status of judicial police officer is granted by joint order of the Minister of Justice and the Minister of the Interior to peacekeepers who, pursuant to the article 20 (4° and 5°), have passed a technical examination covering criminal law, criminal procedure and civil liberties, after having received specific training. A joint order of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, and the Minister of the Interior sets…
The status of judicial police officer is granted, pursuant to the article 20-1, to those retired national police officers and those retired national gendarmerie military personnel called up to serve in the national police operational reserve or the national gendarmerie operational reserve who have served during their activity as a judicial police officer or agent for a period at least equal to five years. To qualify for this status, national…
The duties of investigation assistant may be performed by the staff mentioned in article 21-3 who have passed an examination certifying their suitability to carry out the duties provided for in that same article, after having received specific training relating to those duties, and who are assigned to a national police service or a national gendarmerie unit from among those mentioned in articles R. 15-18 à R. 15-25. A joint…
Investigation assistants may only take up their duties after taking an oath before the judicial court within whose jurisdiction their department or unit of assignment or the location of their training centre, school or instruction centre is situated during their training to perform the duties of an investigation assistant. The wording of the oath is as follows: “I swear that I will faithfully and impartially perform my duties and observe…
Investigation assistants shall have access to the case file for the performance of the tasks entrusted to them and shall be bound by professional secrecy under the conditions of Article 11. They may not receive or seek instructions other than those from judicial police officers and, where they are competent, judicial police officers, under whose authority they are placed.
I.-Investigation assistants shall, at the express request and under the supervision of the judicial police officer or the judicial police agent, where the latter is competent, carry out the acts and procedures provided for in Article 21-3. They may draw up a report of these acts and procedures, in which their name, capacity and the request on which they are acting are mentioned, as well as the name and capacity…
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