French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 2: Assessors
Article 250
The assessors are appointed by order of the First President.
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The assessors are appointed by order of the First President.
There are two assessors. However, they may be joined by one or more additional assessors if the duration or importance of the session makes this necessary. The additional assessors sit at the hearings…
Magistrates who, in the case submitted to the Assize Court, have either carried out an act of prosecution or investigation, or participated in the indictment or in a decision on the merits relating to…
When the session is opened, the president of the assize court may, if necessary, appoint one or more additional assessors.
Revision of a final criminal judgment may be requested for the benefit of any person convicted of a felony or misdemeanour where, after conviction, a new fact occurs or a factor unknown to the court o…
…e expiry of a period of ten days from receipt of the case file. It must rule as a matter of urgency and as a matter of priority and, in any event, before the expiry of a period of three months from re…
The application for revision or reconsideration is submitted to the Court of Revision and Reconsideration. This court is made up of eighteen magistrates from the Cour de cassation, including the presi…
…order of appointment, beginning with the most senior councillor. The rapporteur always opines first and the president last.
The rules concerning the publicity, police and discipline of hearings must be observed before the Cour de cassation.
Reports are made at the hearing. The parties' lawyers are heard in their observations after the report, if applicable. The public prosecutor presents his closing arguments.
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