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Showing 621–630 of 10624 articles for “Art. UK IHT — long-term residence”
…under the conditions set out in articles 26 et seq if, at the time of his declaration, he has his residence in France and has had his habitual residence in France for a continuous or discontinuous p…
Subject to articles L. 421-2 and annexed to this code.
Articles R. 322-28, R. 322-29 and R. 322-30 of the Penitentiary Code set out the provisions for maintaining relations between prisoners in the specially adapted unit and the outside world.
Articles R. 322-26 and R. 322-27 of the Penitentiary Code set out the provisions relating to the application of the prison disciplinary system in the specially adapted unit.
…at any point in the territory of the Republic may, regardless of where he or she is, be assigned to residence in places chosen by the administrative authority throughout the territory of the Republic.
When house arrest has been imposed pursuant to 6°, 7° or 8° of article L. 731-3 or articles L. 731-4 or L. 731-5, the maximum period of six months provided for in article L. 732-4 does not apply.In th…
The house arrest provided for in article L. 731-1 may not exceed forty-five days.It may be renewed once for the same period.
All decisions to impose house arrest, including renewals, must be substantiated.
When the house arrest has been decreed pursuant to 1°, 2°, 3°, 4° or 5° of article L. 731-3, it may not exceed a period of six months.It may be renewed once, within the same time limit. However, in th…
The detailed rules for the application of this section shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
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