Article 706-67
The Court of Cassation shall give its opinion within three months of receipt of the file.
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The Court of Cassation shall give its opinion within three months of receipt of the file.
The notice may mention that it will be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.
A decree in the Council of State shall specify, where necessary, the conditions for application of the provisions of this title.
When the judge intends to request the opinion of the Cour de cassation pursuant to
The decision requesting the opinion is sent, together with the conclusions and any written observations, by the court registrar to the registry of the Cour de cassation. It is notified, together with…
The case is communicated to the public prosecutor at the Court of Cassation. The latter is informed of the date of the sitting.
The provisions of Article 706-58 do not apply if, in view of the circumstances in which the offence was committed or the personality of the witness, knowledge of the identity of the person is essentia…
…handed down solely on the basis of statements taken under the conditions provided for by Articles 706-58 and 706-61.
The amount of the increase in fines provided for in Article 132-20 of the Penal Code is set by the judge on the basis of the circumstances of the offence, the personality of the offender and the offen…
…icable, those of his lawyer, without prejudice to the application of the provisions of article 712-16-3. If the convicted person is detained, this hearing may take place in the prison. The provisions…
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