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> this is essentially a new judgement that starts from zero and takes as much time as the first time Did the court de cassation overturn every single detail p
by lucianbr 3y ago
> this is essentially a new judgement that starts from zero and takes as much time as the first time
Did the court de cassation overturn every single detail pertaining to the original judgement? Kinda feels like they should be able to speed up the new judgement, and only change whatever detail or details the superior court said were wrong.
Well, I don't know much about this subject, but these delays make justice less just, and I don't understand how this is not obvious to everyone but the guilty.
- seszett 3y agoThe case is almost always sent to a different court from the one that had its judgement overturned. The new court doesn't necessarily have to redo everything from scratch, only the precise points that were overturned, but obviously if it was something early in the procedure then many things might need to be reviewed. I believe what contributes most to the delay though is just that the French legal system (like most others) is overloaded and it just takes time until the case gets to the front of the queue.