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Showing 691–700 of 57608 articles for “Art. Decree 2023-1007 of 30-10-2023”
When the civil action is brought before a criminal court, it is time-barred according to the rules of the public action. When it is brought before a civil court, it is time-barred according to the rul…
…is equal to or greater than three years' imprisonment, the investigating judge may, where the needs of the information so require, order the interception, recording and transcription of correspondence…
Witnesses are heard, either separately and without the presence of the parties, or during confrontations carried out between them or with one or other of the parties, by the investigating judge, assis…
Persons against whom there is serious and corroborating evidence of having participated in the acts referred to the investigating judge may not be heard as witnesses.
…truth and nothing but the truth. The judge asks them for their surname, first names, age, status, profession, residence, whether they are related or allied to the parties and to what degree or whether…
…gistrate, the court clerk and the witness and, where applicable, by the interpreter. In the absence of approval, such erasures and cross-references shall be null and void.The same shall apply to minut…
The examining magistrate shall summon before him, by a bailiff or a law enforcement officer, all persons whose testimony he deems useful. A copy of this summons shall be delivered to them. Witnesses m…
Each page of the minutes is signed by the judge, the clerk and the witness. The latter is then invited to reread his statement as it has just been transcribed, and then to sign it if he declares that…
…as a witness shall be required to appear, take an oath and give evidence subject to the provisions of Articles 226-13 and 226-14 of the Penal Code.Any journalist, heard as a witness about information…
Children under the age of 16 are heard without oath.
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