Article 834
For the application of Article 269, the accused may be transferred to a prison other than a remand centre.
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For the application of Article 269, the accused may be transferred to a prison other than a remand centre.
For the application of Article 392-1, legal aid must be understood to mean the legal aid or assistance scheme in force locally.
The period provided for in the third paragraph of Article 662 is two months..
The period provided for by Article 552 between the day on which the summons is issued and the day set for the appearance before the court is at least ten days if the party summoned resides on the isla…
The powers vested in the competent public accountant by
The obligation for the civil party to declare an address to the investigating judge provided for by Article 89 means, for the overseas territories and New Caledonia, an address located in the territor…
…ies' counsel may be exercised by persons approved by the President of the Mamoudzou Chamber of Appeal. Such persons are exempt from the requirement of a power of attorney.
No person may be handcuffed or shackled unless he or she is considered to be either dangerous to others or to himself or herself, or likely to attempt to abscond. In either case, all appropriate measu…
For the application of article 88, legal aid must be understood to mean the legal aid or assistance scheme applicable locally.
Other than the provisions made applicable by articles 544 and 545, the articles 841 and 845 are applicable before the police court.
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