Judgment (legal)

A judgment is a decision Judiciaire returned by a Tribunal.

The penal matter judgment

Two principles force these matter judgments Pénal E:
  • nulla poena sine light: no sorrow if the law does not envisage a sorrow for an act, even reprehensible;
  • nullum crimen sine light: it is with the law to specify the infringements; the judge cannot invent an offense.

The decision can be several types:

  • Payment

  • Probation
    • Suspension of pronounced judgment
    • Deferment with the execution of the sorrow
  • the Confiscation of certain goods
  • the Fine
  • the Internment
  • the Imprisonment and its alternative sorrows, the Work of general interest and pains it formation.
  • Forfeiture of certain rights, for example of the right to lead
  • Compensation victims for the undergone damage

The judgment in private law

  • the judgment on the front funds and judgment to say right
  • the gracious judgment and the contentious judgment
  • the ordinary judgment and judgment of dispatch (agreed)

Development, the delivery and the notification of the judgments

Effects of the judgments

  • dispossession of the judge
  • Res judicata
  • the executory force of the judgments

Grounds for appeal

In the event of dissension with the judgment, condemned can:
  • to make Call
  • make Opposition or Third-opposition
  • to make a Petition for review
  • make a Appeal in certain cases

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