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Showing 4221–4230 of 41165 articles for “Art. CE 20-3-2013 n°s 347881 et 347882”
…used shall be made by a majority of at least seven votes when the Assize Court rules at first instance and by a majority of at least eight votes when the Assize Court rules on appeal.
No person who has been legally acquitted may again be convicted or charged in respect of the same acts, even under a different characterisation.
…he court are signed by the president and the court clerk. All such judgments must mention the presence of the public prosecutor.
The court clerk shall draw up minutes of the proceedings for the formation of the judging panel.
…e name of the law, by a bailiff appointed for this purpose by the president, and assisted by the force publique. The bailiff shall draw up a record of the summons and of the accused's reply.
…e premises or premises in which he is to remain, and shall invite the head of the public order service to ensure that this injunction is complied with. If the foreseeable length of the deliberation so…
After pronouncing the judgment, the presiding judge will, if appropriate, warn the accused of the option granted to him, depending on the case, to lodge an appeal or appeal in cassation and will infor…
The proceedings shall be public, unless publicity would be dangerous to public order or morality. In such a case, the court shall declare this by a judgment given in open court. However, the president…
Where the court does not grant the prosecution's application, neither the investigation nor the judgment is halted or suspended.
The accused appears free and only accompanied by guards to prevent him from escaping.
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