Article 376
The court clerk writes the judgment; the legal texts applied are indicated.
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The court clerk writes the judgment; the legal texts applied are indicated.
The chairman declares the jury finally constituted.
The declaration, when affirmative, states that the majority of votes required by
The Public Prosecutor shall, in the name of the law, make any submissions that he or she considers useful: the court is required to take note of them and to deliberate on them. The public prosecutor's…
The accused, the civil party and their lawyers may file submissions on which the court is required to rule.
…esident declares the debates closed. He may not summarise the pleas of the prosecution and the defence. He orders that the record of the proceedings be deposited in the hands of the clerk of the assiz…
…reads out the following instruction, which is also posted in large print in the most conspicuous place in the deliberation chamber: "Subject to the requirement that reasons be given for the decision,…
…ro fine, which may be imposed under the conditions set out in Title VIII of Book IV.However, the proceedings of the assize court are subject to sound recording under the supervision of the president w…
…tory when the questions are asked in the terms of the committal order or if the accused or his defence counsel waives it.
…The president calls the accused to appear, reads out the answers made to the questions, and pronounces the judgment of conviction, absolution or acquittal.The texts of the law to which application is…
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