Rémy Heitz
Rémy Heitz is a prominent French legal figure currently serving as the procureur général of the Cour de cassation, the highest court in the French judiciary. Known for his candid assessments of the justice system, Heitz has been vocal about the systemic issues plaguing French courts, particularly the severe delays and lack of resources that affect both the judiciary and the public's trust in legal processes. His statements reflect a deep concern for the state of justice in France, emphasizing the urgent need for reform and adequate funding to ensure that justice is served effectively.
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Dominican Republic:
Rémy Heitz, the chief prosecutor of France, accused Gérald Darmanin of undermining judicial independence.
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France:
Rémy Heitz is the highest prosecutor in France who expressed concerns about the independence of magistrates regarding Sarkozy's case.
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France:
Rémy Heitz is the highest prosecutor in France who expressed concerns about the potential impact of Gérald Darmanin's visit to Sarkozy.
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France:
Rémy Heitz is the highest prosecutor in France who expressed concerns about the visit of Gérald Darmanin to Nicolas Sarkozy.
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France:
Rémy Heitz is the highest prosecutor in France who criticized the visit to Sarkozy.
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France:
Rémy Heitz criticized the visit of Gérald Darmanin to Nicolas Sarkozy in prison.
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Italy:
Rémy Heitz protested against the potential violation of judicial independence regarding Sarkozy's case.
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El Salvador:
Rémy Heitz, the highest magistrate of France, criticized Darmanin's intentions regarding Sarkozy's visit.
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Panama:
Rémy Heitz is the French Attorney General who expressed concerns about the implications of a visit to Sarkozy in prison.
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France:
Rémy Heitz is the prosecutor general who proposed to maintain the arrest warrant against Bachar Al-Assad.
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