High School Crisis in France: Lawyers Denounce Preventive Police Custody to Discourage Mobilization
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At the beginning of the week, two lawyers of the Judicial Action collective obtained the release of one of the many high school students arrested in the context of the blockades of their establishments in France. During the month of September, almost 6,000 minors were placed in police custody. Rapid arrests, sometimes unfounded or not following the mandatory procedures, these first "dark" cases, as lawyers say, arrive gradually before the courts.
Between 22 September and 9 October, 1,504 minors were referred for offences related to high school movements, according to the Ministry of Justice. Mostly boys aged 15 or 16 years, 89% are in school and...
A note from the Chancellery gives a typical portrait of the young people prosecuted during the recent mobilizations, revealing a very distant profile from that of the riots of 2023 Among the 1,504 minors
In a document dated 3 November, the Ministry of Justice traced the portrait of the 1,504 minors who had been referred to the secondary school movement between 22 September and 9 October. Of these, 638 were for violence against the security forces. Profiles "very far from those of the riots of 2023." While the high school mobilizations continue in the Hexagon, the Ministry of Justice traced the portrait of the minors referred between 22 September…
Among the 1,504 minors arrested and brought before prosecutors during high school movements, outside the weekend demonstrations "against expensive life", an immense majority are boys and two thirds of them are 15 or 16 years old, the Chancellery said Tuesday.
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