Article 921
For the application of articles 296 and 297, the trial jury is made up of three jurors when the criminal court rules at first instance and six jurors when it rules on appeal.
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For the application of articles 296 and 297, the trial jury is made up of three jurors when the criminal court rules at first instance and six jurors when it rules on appeal.
For the application of Article 249, the conditions that criminal court assessors must meet are those set out in the
…cle 264, a special list of ten alternate jurors is drawn up each year, outside the annual jury list and under the same conditions.
For the purposes of Article 240, the criminal court is composed of the court proper and the jury.
The articles 233,245,261and 261-1 of this code shall not apply.
For the purposes of Article 243, the court itself comprises the president and the assessors.
For the application of article 250, assessors are appointed by order of the president of the higher court of appeal, after consulting the public prosecutor.
For the application of article 251, in the event of an impediment occurring before or during the session, the assessors are replaced by order of the President of the High Court of Appeal.
For the application of article 236, the President of the High Court of Appeal shall, if necessary, convene the Criminal Court by order made after consulting the Public Prosecutor.
…responsible for drawing up the annual list of jurors shall be reconvened to complete the main list and form a new special list of ten citizens.
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