Article R15-15
Costs incurred before the commission, including the claimant's travel expenses, are treated in the same way as criminal, correctional and police court costs. They are borne by the State.
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Costs incurred before the commission, including the claimant's travel expenses, are treated in the same way as criminal, correctional and police court costs. They are borne by the State.
The committee shall carry out or have carried out, either by one of its members or by rogatory commission, all useful investigative measures, in particular, if necessary, the hearing of the claimant w…
The authorisation referred to in the second paragraph of I of article 15-4 is issued in writing and is valid for the duration of the officer's assignment or temporary secondment to the department or u…
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The commission's decision is given in open court. This decision is notified to the claimant and the judicial agent of the State either by delivery of a copy against receipt, or by registered letter wi…
The secretary of the commission will immediately send a copy of the application and the attachments to the public prosecutor at the judicial court and, by simple letter, to the guarantee fund for vict…
The claimant and the guarantee fund may inspect the file at the commission's secretariat and submit any observations they consider useful in examining the claim for compensation. The claimant and the…
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