Article 223
He may refer the matter to the Investigating Chamber for a ruling on the continued detention of an accused person in pre-trial detention..
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He may refer the matter to the Investigating Chamber for a ruling on the continued detention of an accused person in pre-trial detention..
It is incumbent on the party requesting an enquiry to state the surnames, first names and residences of the persons whose evidence it seeks. The same burden is incumbent on the opposing parties reques…
…223-9 may be awarded either in respect of a specific cinematographic wo…
…223-2 is reserved for companies that: 1° Either have distrib…
For each cinematographic work making up an annual distribution programme, the distribution company must submit, within fifteen days of its release in cinemas, the supporting documents mentioned in the…
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works aimed at young audiences.
…ributed at least three cinematographic works during each of the two years preceding the application and that undertake to maintain this activity for the following year for at least three cinematograph…
…222-9 do not exceed €550,000.
…s awarded on the basis of the artistic quality of the cinematographic works presented, their rarity and their interest in the history of cinema, the distribution forecasts and conditions announced, th…
The Commission des aides à la distribution cinématographique may also be asked for its opinion:1° When it appears that the distribution company has not fulfilled the commitments it made in the agreeme…
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