Question 19582 — font

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Mr. Jean-Christophe Lagarde questions the Minister of the Interior on the broadening of the powers of judicial police officers and more specifically on the requisition of recordings made by urban surveillance centers. In fact, Articles 60 and 60-1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provide respectively that: “If it is necessary to carry out findings or technical or scientific examinations, the judicial police officer or, under the control of the latter, the judicial police agent has recourse to all qualified persons" and that: "The public prosecutor or the judicial police officer or, under the control of the latter, the judicial police agent may, by any means, request from any person, any private or public establishment or organization or any public administration which are likely to hold information of interest the investigation, including those resulting from a computer system or the processing of personal data, to provide this information, particularly in digital form. Through these provisions, the powers of judicial police officers are extended. However, the groups of words “technical or scientific examinations” and “computer system” remain vague and can, therefore, raise questions. Under these conditions, he asks him to clarify these terms and asks him if the powers of judicial police officers are extended to the requisition of recordings, relevant to the investigation, made by the urban surveillance centers of a municipality.

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