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Le mandat de Dominique Simonnot en tant que contrôleuse générale des lieux de privation de liberté a commencé le 14 octobre 2020 et vient de se terminer. Pierre Coppey, actuellement retraité, était l'ancien président de Vinci Autoroutes et préside depuis 2020 l'association Aurore, chargée de la réinsertion des détenus.
L'Élysée propose le nom de Pierre Coppey pour succéder à Dominique Simonnot en tant que contrôleur général des lieux de privation de liberté (CGLPL), indique mercredi 14 octobre l'Elysée dans un communiqué. Cette proposition doit encore être examinée par les Commissions des lois de l'Assemblée nationale et du Sénat, avant une nomination formelle en Conseil des ministres et le début d'un mandat de 6 ans, non renouvelable et non révocable.
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En tout, il y avait une dizaine de candidats pour ce poste. Le mandat de Dominique Simonnot, qui avait été nommée le 14 octobre 2020, vient de se terminer. Actuellement retraité, Pierre Coppey était l'ancien président de Vinci Autoroutes. Il préside depuis 2020 l'association "Aurore", chargée de la réinsertion des détenus.
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Pierre Coppey sera nommé contrôleur général des lieux de privation de liberté après examen par les commissions des lois.
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