CAUCHY (E.)
    THE PRECEDENESS OF THE COURT OF PEERS, COLLECTED AND ARRANGED, WITH THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE CHANCELLOR OF FRANCE AND THE GRAND REFERENDARY
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1839
    in-8, blond calf, smooth spine decorated, set of titles in brown morocco, rolls on the edges, red edges, a fine copy except for slight wear to the headcaps, XVI-710 p.
    This rare and important work systematically examines the jurisdiction of the Court of Peers in matters within its purview (ministerial responsibility, criminal cases concerning public safety, etc.). However, its primary value lies in its comprehensive description of the applicable procedure, employing methods akin to those found in classic works of private judicial law, despite the extraordinary nature of this procedure. In particular, it addresses all the grounds for disqualification of the Peers (including recusal), the organization of the Court, and the procedures by which it is seized. This text is fundamental to understanding the political and criminal liability of government officials.

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Mots-clés : Criminal procedure

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