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Showing 4131–4140 of 52212 articles for “Art. 1844-1”
Within one month of being notified of the decision to refuse, suspend or withdraw authorisation, the judicial police officer may ask the public prosecutor to withdraw the decision. The public prosecut…
The public prosecutor's rating of the authorised judicial police officer is taken into account for any promotion decision.
The decision taken pursuant to Article 100 shall state the reasons with reference to the factual and legal elements justifying that these operations are necessary. It shall include all the information…
In the event of a decision to dismiss, acquit or acquit having become final, the person placed under house arrest with electronic surveillance shall be entitled to compensation for the harm suffered i…
Subject to the provisions of the sixth paragraph of Article 114, it is a criminal offence for a party to whom a reproduction of the documents or records of an investigative procedure has been given pu…
Home detention with electronic monitoring is treated in the same way as pre-trial detention for the purposes of counting its full duration against that of a custodial sentence, in accordance with Arti…
The person discovered by virtue of a search warrant is placed in police custody by the judicial police officer at the place of discovery, in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 154. The…
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A decree shall determine the detailed rules for the application of this subsection.
Pre-trial detention may not exceed a reasonable length of time, having regard to the seriousness of the offences with which the person under investigation is charged and the complexity of the investig…
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