“Our priority is the health protection of magistrates, court staff and litigants. Danièle Churlet-Caillet, the president of the court and Rémi Coutin, the public prosecutor, are on the same wavelength. “We are doing everything to find an activity that will be as close to normal as possible. “
Without a mask, access may be refused
The two magistrates make no secret of the fact that they must solve the squaring of the circle. “We have to respect the physical distance, one person every four meters. However, the configuration of our premises makes this distancing difficult. Today we have an average of three people on nine square meters. “
A permanence set up in Eure-et-Loir to contact a mediator
A constraint that requires the implementation of certain rules, for people who will have to travel to the court, including the wearing of a mandatory mask.
This deconfinement is not a passport to do anything.
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“Everyone who goes to court will have to wear a mask or they may be denied access. Another rule was set. “Only persons with a convocation or having an appointment will be allowed to enter. “
In other words, family members who are not directly involved in the case, friends or accompanying persons must stay outside the compound.
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During confinement, the court dealt only with urgent cases, both civil and criminal. But the prosecutor warns, “This deconfinement is not a passport to do anything. We will be very attentive to the problems of domestic violence, traffic crimes and breaches of the police. There will be immediate appearances. “
Jacques Joannopoulos
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