The syllabus for the examination provided for in the preceding article is as follows:
Criminal procedure
Public prosecution and civil action: general concepts.
The authorities invested by law with judicial police missions:
– the judicial police;
– the public prosecutor;
– the investigating magistrate.
Investigations, identity checks:
– legal frameworks;
– identity checks, verifications and records.
Investigations:
– first and second instance;
– judicial supervision and pre-trial detention;
– letters rogatory.
Special procedures:
– international mutual legal assistance;
– procedure applicable to organised crime and delinquency.
Penal procedure applicable to minors.
Supervision of the judicial police mission.
Judicial warrants.
Trial courts.
Enforcement of judicial decisions:
– judicial restraint;
– sentence enforcement courts.
General criminal law
The criminal law:
– general principles;
– application of the criminal law in time and space.
The criminal offence:
– classification of offences;
– constituent elements of the offence;
– aggravating circumstances.
Criminal liability:
– general provisions: attempt, co-action and complicity;
– criminal liability of legal persons;
– grounds for non-liability or mitigation of liability.
Penalties:
– legal classification;
– concurrence of offences;
– recidivism;
– repetition of offences.
Special criminal law
Crimes and offences against persons:
– offences against a person’s life;
– offences against a person’s physical or psychological integrity;
– endangerment of a person;
– offences against a person’s freedoms;
– offences against a person’s dignity;
– offences against a person’s personality;
– offences against minors and the family.
Crimes and offences against property:
– theft;
– extortion;
– swindling and related offences;
– embezzlement;
– handling stolen goods and similar or related offences;
– destruction, damage and deterioration;
– offences against automated data processing systems.
Crimes and offences against the Nation, the State and public peace:
– offences against public administration committed by persons holding a public office;
– offences against public administration committed by private individuals;
– offences against the course of justice;
– offences against public confidence;
– participation in a criminal association.
Falsification of means of payment.
Infringements of the rules governing war material, arms and ammunition.
Road traffic offences.
Public liberties
General introduction to public liberties.
Individual freedoms and privacy:
– safety;
– freedom to come and go;
– respect for private life, home and correspondence;
– respect for the individual and anti-discrimination laws;
– the CNIL.
Collective freedoms of expression:
– the regime governing demonstrations;
– the regime governing assemblies;
– freedom of the press.