no later than every three months (Article 122 § 4, second sentence, of the Code), starting from the date of the last review decision.

    The Code of Civil Procedure 43.

In his order, the investigating judge cited Articles 402, 406 and 408 of the Criminal Code and sections 196 and 197 of the Law of 25 January 1985. C.

It found that under Article 152 § 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure the applicant’s detention on remand was justified and that the case before it did not come within the exception provided by Article

The court considered the charges under Article 160 of the Criminal Code to be ill-founded and, moreover, time-barred since September 2013.

The prosecutor also considered that the offences amounted to subjecting a person to a risk of danger, an offence proscribed by Article 160 § 1 of the Criminal Code.

The claim was based on Article 77 of   the Constitution and Article 417 of the Civil Code (see paragraphs 49 and 53   below).

with Article   35   §   4.

According to the record, the applicant’s right to remain silent under Article 63 of the Constitution had been explained to her, following which she denied any involvement in the crime. 11.

Codes of Administrative and Civil Procedure 24.     Article 31 § 1 of the Code of Administrative Procedure (Law no.

The inspector conceded that there were formal indications of an offence under Article 119 of the Criminal Code.

(b)     Article 478 of the old Civil Code 33.

The prosecution asked the court to hear evidence from 162 witnesses. 16.

Aux termes de l'article L. 121-8 du code de l'environnement : " .

217 §§ 1 and 2 in conjunction with Article 22 of the Criminal Code.

Article 169 – Preliminary hearing “(1)     If a court holds a preliminary hearing, it shall be held within two months after the filing of the statement of claim.

    A trial court's judgment becomes final and binding on the day of the appeal hearing, provided that it was upheld by the appeal court (Article 390   § 3 and Article 392 § 1 of the Code

    The Criminal Code 18.     The relevant Articles of the Criminal Code read as follows: Article 224 Perjury “1.

Code of Commercial Procedure 47 .