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Articoli di riviste sul tema "Police criminelle – France":
Lemasson, Laurent. "Compstat : du bon usage de la politique du chiffre". Revue française de criminologie et de droit pénal N° 8, n. 1 (3 aprile 2017): 49–69. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfcdp.008.0049.
Dorange, Aude, e Stewart Field. "Reforming Defence Rights in French Police Custody: A Coming Together in Europe?" International Journal of Evidence & Proof 16, n. 2 (aprile 2012): 153–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.1350/ijep.2012.16.2.396.
Robert, Philippe, e Claude Faugeron. "Représentations du système de justice criminelle". Acta Criminologica 6, n. 1 (19 gennaio 2006): 13–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/017025ar.
Chaignon, Pierre, e Elen Vuidard. "L’analyse comportementale et l’enquêteur : un partenariat de confiance". Revue française de criminologie et de droit pénal N° 2, n. 1 (1 aprile 2014): 65–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfcdp.002.0065.
Frezzato, Romain. "Jean Genet : une anomalie littéraire". Normal, anormal, anomal, n. 5 (1 novembre 2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.56078/motifs.682.
Tesi sul tema "Police criminelle – France":
Matelly, Jean-Hugues. "Gendarmerie et police judiciaire criminelle : l'enquêteur face à l'organisation". Toulouse 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU10030.
The gendarmerie, a military force, is distinguished by a pyramidal hierarchical organization applied to a territorial and non-functional division. In the field of criminal investigation (CI), this model generates internal tensions. The judicial and police system is focused on some priority cases, due to their media coverage. Crime is thus the fact stigmatised in live by the public opinion. For the gendarmerie, matters mostly a criminal investigation department fit to answer this public commotion. To this end, a specialization more displayed than real seems to be enough. As regards as mass delinquency, in order to give results corresponding to the expectations of the authorities, the gendarmes know for a long time how to play with statistics. However, the investigators say they are fascinated with their job, a passion that is underemployed due to human resources management, which doesn't acknowledge much skills. They consider a real specialization of CI is necessary. Those expectations come up against the inflexibility of a general bureaucratic organization, which considers every specialization as a threat or a meddling of experts in the sovereign prerogatives of the military chief. This resistance is the expression of conflicts, particularly between officers from high military schools and officers from gendarmerie. For the first ones, who monopolize the strategic positions, the creation of a specialized division would further the development of an other power, owned by the expert officers who master the judicial field and could use the criminal investigation, favoured by medias, to increase their influence
Fombonne, Jacques. "L'exercice de la police technique et scientifique par la gendarmerie nationale : une solution rationnelle apportée pour le traitement de l'indice matériel, à la question de la preuve ne matière pénale". Paris 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA020057.
The purpose of this thesis is to set out the means that the national gendarmerie has at its disposal in orde to carry on technical and scientific police (or forensic science) : i. E staff, equipment and training ressorces to which must be added matters of use regulations. This presentation goes together with a correlative study of the facilities which are set up for the national police. Forensic science - whose various definitions are specified in the thesis - being based u pon the technical processing of material evidence, the initial developments endeavoured to underscore an analytical approach to the status of that piece of evidence - in ancient civilizations as well as in positive law - as legal evidence for the prosecution. This study was designed to result in an attempt to classify evidence and in the underlining of the necessity of a forensic operating of pieces of evidence as the only solution for the procedure evolution towards rationalism
Amourette, Cédric. "Prostitution et proxénétisme en France depuis 1946 : étude juridique et systémique". Montpellier 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MON10042.
Gomez, Pardo Julian. "Gouverner et punir le crime en Île-de-France sous les rois absolus (XVIIè-XVIIIè siècles) : Politique pénale, criminalité et répression d'après les archives de la Maréchaussée de l'Île-de-France". Paris 13, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA131031.
Born at the beginning of the sixteenth century, the mounted police of Ile-de-France is created to fight against serious crime and to protect the big roads of the surroundings of Paris. Quickly integrated to the Parisian police plan of action, its activity is strongly controlled by the Parisian Parliament. Like the police general lieutenant, created in 1667, the provost company of Ile-de-France goes under the control of Colbert, minister at the “Maison de Paris” in 1668. It is divided into squads so as to spread its net over the area of Ile-de-France and to protect the main roads in a better way, while the severe justice of the Ile-de-France provost launches the last actions of torture. By dissociating the police and judicial functions in 1700 with the redefinition of the squad inspector’s role, Jérôme de Pontchartain, while he was at the post of minister (1699-1715), transforms the company in order to place it in the service of a policy of public safety and of the criminal policy of the government. From an auxiliary company of the provost justice specialized in the safety of the big roads, the mounted police of Ile-de-France becomes a police company of the Ile-de-France rural environment during the eighteenth century. The police practices change as the registered disagreement evolves. In addition to the traditional provost serious crime, the squads arrest petty criminals, even if it means handing them over to the general lieutenant or to the criminal lieutenant. The year 1741 marks a third breaking-off. Fueled by the arrival of a great number of young provincials in Ile-de-France, badly integrated to the Parisian society, crime increases. Marginality and criminality are lumped together by the power. Faced with the rise of criminality against the property, the suppression of marginality and a new phase of criminal suppression begin. The police prison practices, greatly used as a means of punishment, become widespread among the judicial practices, while the strongest punishments are in decline
Guenot, Marion. "« Le crime ne paie pas » : les Groupes d’Intervention Régionaux de la police judiciaire : sociologie politique de la construction d’une institution au succès improbable". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080135.
This thesis focuses on the GIR, which bring together policemen, customs officers, customs inspectors, tax inspectors, labor inspectors, agents of the recovery of the social security contributions, and their work: the fight against the “underground economy” or “criminal property”. This work is based on observation, interviews, work on police archives in three GIR between 2014 and 2017 and their jurisdictions; and by questionnaire survey on the 2016 promotion of the “GIR investigator” training. Created in 2002, the GIR have been controversial, being exploited politically against the French suburbs. The professionals recruited in the GIR have built their autonomy by developing a new field of activity: seizure of criminal gains. Agents, who learn this atypical work “on the job”, define and implement categories of judgment on the wealth, poverty and immorality of profit seeking based on their own values and economic practices. The thesis shows how these very heterogeneous teams manage to create and defend a common goal responding to the principles of a redistributive justice. In order to attain their aim, GIR agents develop the skills of “diplomats” and “salespersons” of the “criminal property”. These groups constitute an interesting case of "project management" in the sovereign institutions
Carrillo, Jean-François. "Police judiciaire et renseignement face aux menaces criminelles". Toulouse 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU10045.
The objective of Criminal Investigation is to repress crimes and offences. In this view, based on the offences which have been notified, or eventually noticed, investigators implement techniques which will enable to gather proof, to identify the perpetrators, and to send them over to the law, for their trial. Thus, criminal intelligence is essential at this stage of investigation. But, besides the everyday criminality, new kinds of threats have occurred or have developed. Thus, the new environment of intelligence and criminal investigation consists in the generalisation of these new threats, the elimination of the distinction between internal and outside security, the creation of new relationship between security and defense, a new apprehension of the notion of border, and the evolution in missions of the police. At the same time, the consequences of the vividness of the terrorist threat refer to the fundamental question of which model of democratic police to be developed. The answer consists certainly in a new approach of the criminal investigation in the frame of a conception which would give an increased role to intelligence, enabling action as soon as the first constituent elements of the offence would be gathered. Nevertheless, this criminal intelligence, which can be qualified as offensive needs to enter a legal frame which reconciles respect for fundamental freedom with a necessary efficacy which is essential for the protection of the society
Matsopoulou, Haritini. "Les enquêtes de police". Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010266.
This thesis aims to study the different investigations conferred by law to the police, investigations carried out most often by the judiciary police, but sometimes by members of the administrative police. The first section deals with investigations. A preliminary chapter draws the distinction between the judiciary police and the administrative police. This is followed by a presentation of the different services and a discussion of the judiciary polices organisation and functions. The first sub-section looks at the different investigations carried out by the judiciary police. Independent investigations (flagrant and preliminary) are examined, as are investigations subject to a judge's rogatory letters. The second sub-section deals with investigations of an administrative nature, either general (prefectural investigations, identity checks, telecommunications for security (reasons), or specific (alcoholism control, house searches, tax, customs or competition related seizures). The second section looks at the safeguards surrounding independent investigations carried out by the judiciary police. The first sub-section contains a detailed analysis of authorised acts (reports, calling on expert opinion, searches, seizures, and in particular police custody in relation to the laws of 4th january and 24th august 1993). This sub-section also looks at variais methods used by the police (photographs, phone taps, provocation, stratagems, use of bodily traces, files, and informers) from the point of view of human rights. The second sub-section examines the alaw related to investigations
Mauclair, Fabrice. "La justice seigneuriale du duché-pairie de La Vallière". Phd thesis, Tours, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOUR2013.
The ancien régime's seigneurial jurisdictions have been much criticized. But studying the organisation and the activities of three seigneurial courts of the La Vallière's duchy-peerage (Château-la-Vallière, Saint-Christophe and Marçon) between 1667 and 1790, shows that this institution could prove to be efficient, quick, not very expensive, and offer quite a few advantages to the ordinary man. Thanks to their extented powers, those courts interfered in many areas of the social and economic life, making them in that way useful to the people. If they guaranteed the Lords the payment of their rights and the seigneurie's upkeep, they were first and foremost at the inhabitants community's service. Major bodies of the country's social regulation, they took part in the public service of justice and of the police, as did the royal courts. Between the end of 17th and the end of the 18th centuries the expenses generated by the acts of the seigneurial courts of La Vallière's duchy-peerage increased a great deal and yet their global activity decresased much at the same time. However, at the eve of Revolution the courts under study were not on the wane. They kept and maybe developped their activity in the voluntary justice area. What's more, the last ten or twenty years of the ancien régime were marked by a new lease of life of the contentious and criminal activities
Krimi, Imane. "Les droits de l’individu dans l’enquête préliminaire". Corte, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008CORT0008.
Baccigalupo, Alain. "Polices d'investigation et droits de l'homme : étude de droit comparé : Canada/France". Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010330.
Libri sul tema "Police criminelle – France":
France. Direction centrale de la police judiciaire. Aspects de la criminalité et de la délinquance constatées en France en 1989 par les services de police et de gendarmerie d'après les statistiques de police judiciaire. Paris: Documentation française, 1990.