CASE COMMENTS: PROCEDURES – FRANCE – REFUSAL TO REFER CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS – DAWN RAIDS – FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

Refusal to refer constitutional questions: The French Supreme Court refuses to refer constitutional questions regarding dawn raids (Free Mobile / DGCCRF)

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Fr. Sup. Court, July 26th, 2017, Free Mobile e.a. c/ DGCCRF, n° 16-87189 and n° 16-87193

*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. In two rulings dated July 26, 2017, the Criminal Division of the Court of Cassation ruled that there was no need to refer to the Constitutional Council three priority constitutionality issues relating to the operations of visits and seizures, raised in cases between Free Mobile and the DGCCRF. The Court of Cassation considers that these questions are not

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Christophe Lemaire, Refusal to refer constitutional questions: The French Supreme Court refuses to refer constitutional questions regarding dawn raids (Free Mobile / DGCCRF), 26 July 2017, Concurrences N° 4-2017, Art. N° 85189, pp. 158-159

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