Article 54
In the event of a flagrant crime, the judicial police officer, who is notified, immediately informs the public prosecutor, goes without delay to the scene of the crime and makes all useful observation…
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In the event of a flagrant crime, the judicial police officer, who is notified, immediately informs the public prosecutor, goes without delay to the scene of the crime and makes all useful observation…
The investigating judge of the place where the offence was committed, the investigating judge of the place of residence of one of the persons suspected of having taken part in the offence, the investi…
…me visits may not be commenced before 6 a.m. and after 9 p.m. The formalities mentioned in articles 56,56-1,57 and this article are prescribed on pain of nullity.
The investigating judge may only inform the public after being seized by an indictment from the public prosecutor or by a complaint with civil party status, under the conditions set out in the article…
…earch to a person not qualified by law to take cognisance of it shall be punishable by a fine of €4,500 and two years' imprisonment.
Any customs officer who is dismissed from his post or who leaves it shall immediately hand over to his administration his commission of employment, the registers, seals, arms and items of equipment wi…
1. Gates, offices, posts or fences intended for the guarding and surveillance of the frontiers may be established on the land that is necessary on condition that the State pays the value of this land…
…ormance of their duties. 2. They may use their weapons under the conditions set out in Article L. 435-1 of the Internal Security Code.
(1) It is forbidden for customs officers to receive, directly or indirectly, any gratuity, reward or gift, subject to the penalties laid down in the Criminal Code for public officials who allow themse…
1. Customs officers are under the special protection of the law. It is forbidden for any person : a) insult them, ill-treat them or disturb them in the performance of their duties ; b) obstruct them i…
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