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Showing 261–270 of 36920 articles for “Art. L 821-40”
If order is disturbed at the hearing by the accused himself, the provisions of Article 404.The accused, even if free, when expelled from the courtroom, is kept by the police at the disposal of the cou…
Hearings shall be held in public.However, the court may, on finding in its judgment that publicity is dangerous to order, the serenity of the proceedings, the dignity of the person or the interests of…
If the defendant is deaf, the presiding judge will automatically appoint a sign language interpreter or any qualified person who has mastered a language or method of communicating with the deaf to ass…
The president may prohibit minors or certain minors from entering the courtroom.
On the day specified for the appearance at the hearing, the accused in custody shall be taken there by the police.
…fter having, if necessary, informed the accused of his right to be assisted by an interpreter, establishes his identity and gives notice of the document that has referred the case to the court. He inf…
The chairman is responsible for policing the hearing and directing the proceedings.
All foreign products that do not comply with the obligations imposed on indications of origin by the law of 20 April 1932 and the decrees issued for its implementation are prohibited from entry and ex…
Anyone who buys or possesses smuggled or undeclared goods, even outside the radius, in quantities exceeding their family's consumption requirements, is liable to a 4th class fine.
Any attempt to commit a customs offence is considered to be the offence itself.
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