Valérie Pécresse Présidente du Conseil régional d'Île-de-France
L'Île-de-France avait déjà fait de la lutte contre la violence faites aux femmes sa grande cause régionale en 2017. La région a voté jeudi un vœu demandant au gouvernement que le féminicide soit officiellement reconnu dans le Code pénal. L'an passé, 121 femmes ont été tuées par leur conjoint ou ex-compagnon en France.
PENAL CODE.
BOOK THE THIRD
Of CRIMES and DELICTS, and of their PUNISHMENT.
[Law decreed February 15th, 1810, promulgated February 25th, 1810.]
TITLE II.
Crimes and Delicts against Individuals.
[Law decreed February 17th, 1810, promulgated February 27th, 1810.]
CHAPTER I.
Crimes and Delicts against the Person.
SECTION I.
Murder and other Capital Crimes,— Threats of Bodily Injury.
The police were supposed to ensure my daughter Kristen’s protection and they are not supposed to use Victims of Crime, (making deals) to make their arrests… and especially not victims like Kristen, who is highly vulnerable and can no longer make her own decisions because of forced prostitution and a drug habit that she did NOT CHOSE – brought on, as a result of their GROSS negligence.
295. HOMICIDE, committed wilfully, is denominated murder.
296. Every murder, committed with premeditation, or with lying in wait, is denominated assassination.
297. Premeditation consists in a design formed, before the action, of attacking the person of any particular individual, or even of any one who shall be found or met with, even though such design may be dependant upon some circumstance or condition.
298. Lying in wait (guet apens), consists in waiting, more or less time, in one or several places, for an individual, either to kill him, or exercise against him any act of violence.
299. The murder of fathers or mothers, legitimate, natural, or adoptive, or of any other legitimate ascendant, is denominated parricide.
300. The murder of a new born infant is denominated infanticide.
301. Every attempt upon the life of a person, by means of substances which may occasion death, more or less quickly, in whatever manner such substances may have been employed or administered, and whatever may have been the effects thereof, is denominated poisoning.
302. Every person guilty of assassination, parricide, infanticide, or poisoning, shall be punished with death; without prejudice to the special disposition contained in article 13, relative to parricide.
303. All malefactors, of whatever denomination, who, for the execution of their crimes, make use of tortures, or commit acts of barbarity, shall be punished as guilty of assassination.
304. Murder shall be punished with death, whenever it shall have preceded, accompanied, or followed any other crime or delict.
In all other cases, the person guilty of murder shall be punished with perpetual hard labour.
§ II. Threats.
305. Whoever, by any writing, anonymous or signed, shall have threatened any one with assassination, poisoning, or any other personal attack, punishable with death, perpetual hard labour for time, in case such threat shall have been accompanied by any order to deposit a sum of money in any particular place, or to perform any other condition.
306. If such threat has not been accompanied by any order or condition, the penalty shall be an imprisonment of not less than two years, nor more than five years, and a fine of from 100 to 600 francs.
307. If such threat, with order, or upon condition, shall be made verbally, the criminal shall be punished with an imprisonment of from six months to two years, and a fine of from 25 to 300 francs.
308. In the cases provided for by the two preceding articles, the criminal may, moreover, be placed, by sentence or judgment, under the superintendence of high police, for not less than five years, nor more than ten years.
https://rm.coe.int/human-rights-and-criminal-procedure-the-case-law-of-the-european-court/168092dd48
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