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Showing 2571–2580 of 34464 articles for “Art. 7 mai 2002”
After ensuring that the request is in order, the criminal court will rule without delay on the enforcement of the confiscation order.
Where the person against whom the order has been issued is able to show that the confiscation has been enforced, in whole or in part, in another State, the Public Prosecutor shall consult the competen…
Without prejudice to the application of Article 694-4, execution of the confiscation shall be refused: 1° If the facts giving rise to the request do not constitute an offence under French law; 2° If t…
In principle, the confiscation order is transmitted for enforcement to a single State. If the confiscation order relates to specific items of property, the public prosecutor shall transmit it, togethe…
Where the confiscation order relates to a sum of money expressed in a foreign currency, the criminal court converts the amount to be confiscated into euros at the exchange rate in force on the date on…
The duration of any custodial sentence is counted from the day on which the convicted person is detained by virtue of a final sentence.
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A convict whose imprisonment is due to end on a legal holiday or Sunday will be released on the previous working day.
If there is no means of determining the State in which the assets or income of the person against whom the order has been issued are located, the public prosecutor shall transmit the confiscation orde…
Decisions taken pursuant to the second paragraph of article 713-47 or article 713-48 enforcing all or part of the imprisonment are enforceable by provision. When the convicted person appeals against t…
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