French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 1: Exercise of the right of appeal
Article 496
Criminal judgments may be appealed. Appeals are lodged with the Court of Appeal.
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Criminal judgments may be appealed. Appeals are lodged with the Court of Appeal.
The mandate drawn up under private signature is dated and signed by the principal. It is either countersigned by a lawyer or drawn up in accordance with a model defined by decree in the Conseil d'Etat…
The nullity of a judgment may only be requested by the means of appeal provided for by law.
The president may prohibit minors or certain minors from entering the courtroom.
Once the dispute has arisen, the parties may always agree that their dispute shall be judged by a court even if that court lacks jurisdiction by reason of the amount of the claim. They may also, subje…
…er, by specially reasoned decision and on the advice of a doctor on the list referred to in article 431, decide that there is no need to proceed with the hearing of the person concerned if it is likel…
A party may be represented by only one of the persons, natural or legal, entitled by law.
If necessary, the judge may order that the summary order be enforced on the basis of the minutes alone.
The judge may of his own motion decide to refer a case to the public prosecutor.
…mandate, to represent him or her in the event that, for one of the reasons provided for in article 425, he can no longer look after his interests alone. The person under curatorship may only enter in…
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