Article 695-29
The proceedings are immediately referred to the Investigating Chamber. The wanted person shall appear before it within five working days from the date of his presentation to the public prosecutor.
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The proceedings are immediately referred to the Investigating Chamber. The wanted person shall appear before it within five working days from the date of his presentation to the public prosecutor.
…o the French government through diplomatic channels and accompanied either by a judgment or a sentence, even in absentia, or an act of criminal procedure formally decreeing or operating ipso jure the…
…rpose. Where the requesting State is authorised to intervene, it shall not become a party to the proceedings.
Within the framework of the joint investigation team, French judicial police officers and agents seconded to a joint investigation team may carry out operations prescribed by the team leader, througho…
…arrant has obtained the surrender of the requested person, that person may not be prosecuted, sentenced or detained with a view to the enforcement of a custodial sentence for any act prior to the surr…
…18, it shall be accompanied by a report recording the statements made by the person surrendered concerning the offence for which the consent of the judicial authority of the executing Member State is…
…ting Member State, be surrendered to another Member State with a view to prosecution or to the enforcement of a custodial sentence or detention order for any act prior to the surrender and different f…
…e European arrest warrant may be made subject to verification that he or she can be returned to France to serve the sentence that may be handed down by the judicial authority of the issuing State for…
…ust, the latter may ensure its transmission to the requested authorities via the national member concerned.In urgent cases, the request for cooperation may be addressed to the permanent coordination m…
If, for a single offence, extradition is requested concurrently by several States, it shall be granted in preference to the State against whose interests the offence was directed, or to the State on w…
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