French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter V: Transfer of sentenced persons
Article 728-6
Transfer periods are deducted in full from the length of the sentence served in France..
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Transfer periods are deducted in full from the length of the sentence served in France..
…pter lays down the rules applicable, with a view to facilitating the social rehabilitation of sentenced persons, to the recognition and enforcement, in a Member State of the European Union, of final c…
Where the person has been sentenced to life imprisonment for one of the crimes referred to in Article 706-53-13 and has been conditionally released with a care order, the regional secure detention cou…
If the Member State to which transit is requested cannot guarantee that the sentenced person will not be prosecuted or subjected to a measure involving deprivation or restriction of liberty on its ter…
…the competent authority of the executing State has indicated that it agrees to recognise the sentence and enforce it on its territory, the representative of the Public Prosecutor's Office, if the sen…
The Minister of Justice shall send a request for transit accompanied by a copy of the certificate to the competent authority of each Member State crossed on the occasion of the transfer. At the reques…
When a foreign national sentenced to a custodial sentence is subject to a French ban, an administrative ban on French territory, an obligation to leave French territory, a ban on returning to French t…
The sentence pronounced abroad is, by the effect of the international convention or agreement, directly and immediately enforceable on national territory for the part that remained to be served in the…
…the lawyer chosen by him or appointed ex officio at his request. The judgment is immediately enforceable notwithstanding any appeal.
The transmission of the sentencing decision, the request for transit, the certificate and all documents relating to the enforcement of the sentence as well as any exchange relating thereto shall be ca…
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