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Showing 1601–1610 of 51809 articles for “Art. al. 3 to 5”
In the performance of their duties, customs officers must carry their commission of employment, which states that they have taken an oath; they are obliged to show it at the first requisition.
1. Officers of customs brigades must undertake to leave the customs area for five years in the event of their dismissal, unless they return to the domicile they had in the area before joining the cust…
1. Subject to the age conditions laid down by the laws in force, customs officers of all grades must take an oath before the judicial court within whose jurisdiction their place of residence is situat…
Customs brigades are created and abolished by decisions of the Director General of Customs and Excise.
…As soon as the court clerk has received the appeal and the application he shall forward the latter to the president of the criminal appeals chamber together with a copy of the judgment and the notice…
The police court is made up of a judge of the judicial court, an officer of the public prosecutor's office as stated in articles 45 et seq. and a court clerk.When it hears offences of the first four c…
In the event of opposition lodged by the public prosecutor or the accused, the case shall be brought before the police court in the forms of ordinary procedure. The judgment rendered in absentia, on t…
…for release in accordance with articles 148-1 and 148-2 as well as when it rules on an application to release or modify a judicial supervision order or house arrest with electronic surveillance, the…
…domicile of the accused, the legal description, date and place of the alleged offence, a reference to the applicable laws and, in the event of a conviction, the amount of the fine and the duration of…
The police court deals with minor offences.
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