French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 1: Deliberations of the Assize Court
Article 365
The assize court's answers to the questions asked are irrevocable.
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The assize court's answers to the questions asked are irrevocable.
The chairman declares the jury finally constituted.
The declaration, when affirmative, states that the majority of votes required by
The Public Prosecutor shall, in the name of the law, make any submissions that he or she considers useful: the court is required to take note of them and to deliberate on them. The public prosecutor's…
The accused, the civil party and their lawyers may file submissions on which the court is required to rule.
The Assize Court then returns to the courtroom. The president calls the accused to appear, reads out the answers made to the questions, and pronounces the judgment of conviction, absolution or acquitt…
All contentious incidents are settled by the court, the public prosecutor, the parties or their lawyers heard. These rulings cannot prejudge the merits. When the assize court examines the case on appe…
The assessors and jurors may put questions to the defendants and witnesses by asking the president to speak.They have a duty not to express their opinion.
When at the hearing one of the assistants disturbs order in any way whatsoever, the President shall order his expulsion from the courtroom.If, during the execution of this measure, he resists this ord…
…ving the full sentence, with a view to possible secure detention in accordance with Article 706-53-14.
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