In front of an audience of parliamentarians, many elected officials and representatives of the State and of civil society, the public prosecutor Rémi Coutin wished to recall the role of “social regulator of justice, in the face of the many tensions that society is facing. plagued. “
“A protean delinquency which can be expressed in a violent way”
He also wished to salute the collaboration of his prosecution with the investigation services, whether it be the gendarmerie, or the police services of Chartres and Dreux, especially since “our area is faced with a protean delinquency, which can be expressed in a violent way. “
For her part, Stéphanie Kretowicz, the president of the judicial tribunal, after presenting the new magistrates, urged them to communicate.
“Get to know your partners and your interlocutors, get out of court, discuss, explain your action, visit the structures with which you will be working. “
Stéphanie Kretowicz (President of the Chartres Judicial Court)
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“Far from undermining your independence in any way,” continues Stéphanie Kretowicz, “your legitimacy will be reinforced, and beyond that of the institution you represent. “
A desire for openness, which the president of the tribunal sums up in one sentence: “Let us always have the will to explain and make people understand. ”
Who are the new magistrates installed at the judicial tribunal?
– At headquarters :
– Rosabelle Moscato, vice-president in charge of instruction. A specialist in criminal matters, Rosabelle Moscato has already occupied, before coming to Chartres, four training posts, both in metropolitan France and overseas. She comes from Corsica.
– Amélie Drzazga and Nathalie Planchenault, judges for children.
– Pauline de Lorme and François Raby as protection litigation judges.
– Emma Vidalinc, sentencing judge.
-Cassandre Arpin, judge placed in the correctional chamber.
-On the floor:
– Pénélope Cardon, once again installed at the Chartres prosecutor’s office after maternity leave.
– Mathilde Bertrand, placed substitute.
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Jacques Joannopoulos
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