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Showing 1431–1440 of 47464 articles for “Art. 3 May 1995”
A note of the decisions taken is made on the question sheet, which is signed during the sitting by the president and by the first juror designated by lot or, if he or she is unable to sign, by the jur…
The jurors are seated in the order designated by lot, alongside the court, if the layout of the premises permits, and otherwise on seats separated from the public, the parties and the witnesses, oppos…
Where in the course of the proceedings charges are brought against the accused in respect of other facts, and where the public prosecutor's office has made reservations for the purposes of prosecution…
Each main question is asked as follows: "Is the accused guilty of having committed such and such an act?" A question is asked about each fact specified in the operative part of the indictment decision…
…cused or of the content of the depositions, without prejudice, however, to the execution of article 333 concerning additions, changes or variations in witness statements.
The President addressed the jurors, standing uncovered, as follows: "You swear and promise to examine with the most scrupulous attention the charges that will be brought against X....to betray neither…
If the fact held against the accused does not fall or no longer falls under the application of criminal law, or if the accused is found not guilty, the assize court pronounces the accused acquitted. I…
The assize court's answers to the questions asked are irrevocable.
The court clerk writes the judgment; the legal texts applied are indicated.
The chairman declares the jury finally constituted.
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