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Showing 71117120 of 54524 articles for Art. TEPA Act of 21 August 2007

French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter I: Preliminary provisions

Article R93-1

The remuneration and allowances of the performers referred to in 8° of II of article R. 93 shall be paid in accordance with the conditions set out in article R. 122. They remain the responsibility of…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 4: Delegates and mediators of the public prosecutor

Article R122-1

In addition to the reimbursement of their travel expenses, calculated in accordance with the conditions laid down for travel by civilian State personnel for the Ministry of Justice, natural persons an…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
B: Court fees

Article R132

Any witness is entitled to the indemnity provided for in articles R. 129, R. 130 and R. 131 even though he has been awarded an allowance for travel and subsistence expenses.

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 2: Members of the criminal jury

Article R144

Sessional and subsistence allowances for the duration of the session are payable for each day on which the regular or additional juror was present at the call to contribute to the formation of the jud…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 4: Costs of sealing, impounding and immobilisation decided pursuant to articles 131-6 (5°) and 131-14 (2°) of the Criminal Code

Article R148

…not be returned, they shall be put up for sale, and the pound fees shall be taken from the proceeds of the sale by lien and in preference to all others.

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
c) Issuing copies to third parties

Article R168

…r third parties, to be concealed if their disclosure is likely to undermine the security or privacy of these persons or their entourage. In any event, this concealment is carried out when it has been…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
c) Issuing copies to third parties

Article R171

The decision of the public prosecutor or the public prosecutor's office taken pursuant to articles R. 167, R. 168 or R. 170 is notified to the interested party. The interested party may appeal to the…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 6: General provisions

Article R197

…cutors shall at the same time examine the writings to ensure that they comply with the requirements of Article R. 185, and they shall reduce at the appropriate rate the price of pleadings that are not…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 9: Printing costs

Article R212

Prints paid for as legal costs are made under contracts awarded for each court or tribunal jurisdiction by the public prosecutor or the public prosecutor, as the case may be, and which may only be exe…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 1: Expenses arising from the appointment of ad hoc administrators

Article R216-1

In the event of the opening of a judicial investigation, an advance of up to Iaah2 may be granted by the investigating judge to the ad hoc administrator, at his request, if the latter submits, during…

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