French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 1: General provisions
Article 381
…s misdemeanours.Misdemeanours are offences punishable by law by imprisonment or a fine of at least €3,750..
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…s misdemeanours.Misdemeanours are offences punishable by law by imprisonment or a fine of at least €3,750..
…e data declared by the employer for the previous year on the declaration provided for inarticle L. 133-5-3 of the Social Security Code. By 30 June at the latest, the local managing body in whose distr…
…t, in particular the conditions for the authorisation of the agents mentioned in 2° of Article L. 123-30 and the terms and conditions for the exercise of their powers..
…tent to record by official report the offences provided for by the decree mentioned in Article L. 123-31: 1° The deputy judicial police officers mentioned in 2° of Article 21 of the Code of Criminal P…
The Office français de protection des réfugiés et apatrides (French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons) decides, after a single investigation, whether to recognise refugee sta…
…rights of the minor free of charge;2° Acquire from a third party a right or claim against the minor;3° Exercise trade or a liberal profession in the name of the minor;4° Transfer the property or right…
…ss belonging to the minor;2° Bring into partnership a property or a business belonging to the minor;3° Take out a loan on behalf of the minor;4° Waive for the minor a right, compromise or compromise o…
On the occasion of the control referred to in the preceding article, the judge may ask the legal administrator to submit to the director of the judicial registry services of the judicial court an annu…
In the course of its supervision under Articles 387-1 and 387-3, the judge may ask the legal administrator for an inventory of the minor's assets to be sent to him or her, as well as an updated invent…
The legal administrator is required to comply with the summonses of the guardianship judge and the public prosecutor and to provide them with any information they require.The judge may issue injunctio…
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