Article 262
The annual list is drawn up at the seat of each assize court by a commission chaired, at the seat of the court of appeal, by the first president or his delegate and, in the judicial courts, seats of t…
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The annual list is drawn up at the seat of each assize court by a commission chaired, at the seat of the court of appeal, by the first president or his delegate and, in the judicial courts, seats of t…
Where, in respect of the same crime, several committal orders have been issued against different defendants, the President may, either of his own motion or at the request of the Public Prosecutor, ord…
The President may, either of his own motion or at the request of the Public Prosecutor, order the postponement to a later session of cases which do not appear to him to be fit to be tried during the s…
Where the committal order relates to several unrelated offences, the president may, either of his own motion or at the request of the public prosecutor, order that the accused be immediately prosecute…
The annual list and the special list are sent by the chairman of the commission to the mayor of each municipality. The mayor is required to inform the first president of the court of appeal or the pre…
A list of the criminal jury shall be drawn up annually within the jurisdiction of each assize court.
…rs shall also be drawn up each year by the commission, under the conditions provided for in Article 263, outside the annual list of jurors. Alternate jurors must reside in the town in which the Assize…
This list comprises, for the Assize Court of Paris, one thousand eight hundred jurors and, for the other Assize Court jurisdictions, one juror for every one thousand three hundred inhabitants, althoug…
The President, if the investigation appears to him to be incomplete or if new information has come to light since its closure, may order any acts of information that he deems useful. This is done eith…
The trial jury is composed of six jurors when the court rules at first instance and nine jurors when it rules on appeal. The court must, by judgment, order, before the list of jurors is drawn, that, i…
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