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Back|Plainte de policiers «contre l’État» : la difficile preuve de la mise en danger d’autrui
Plainte de policiers «contre l’État» : la difficile preuve de la mise en danger d’autrui
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Le Figaro Actualités·4 days ago·Law·1 min read·🇫🇷France·

Plainte de policiers «contre l’État» : la difficile preuve de la mise en danger d’autrui

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Des juristes et magistrats accueillent avec scepticisme l'annonce du syndicat Alliance de porter plainte contre l'État pour mise en danger de la vie d'autrui, soulignant la difficulté juridique de caractériser cette infraction dans le maintien de l'ordre.

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Le syndicat de police Alliance a annoncé son intention de porter plainte contre l'État pour mise en danger de la vie d'autrui.

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Les juristes ont accueilli avec force circonspection l’annonce d’une future plainte du syndicat de police Alliance contre l’État pour mise en danger de la vie d’autrui.

« Ce n’est que de la communication politique », cingle, en haussant les épaules, un haut magistrat, rejoint par Didier Rebut, professeur de droit pénal de Paris-2 Panthéon Sorbonne : « Pour qu’il y ait mise en danger de la vie d’autrui, il faut qu’il y ait la violation manifeste d’une obligation particulière de prudence et de sécurité. Autrement dit, la situation de danger ne suffit pas pour caractériser cette infraction. Dans ce dossier, il faudra prouver que l’ordre donné (aux agents) est lui-même une violation d’une loi ou d’un texte réglementaire. C’est une infraction qui exige une extrême rigueur », rappelle l’universitaire. Ainsi faudra-t-il voir quels textes qui encadrent le maintien de l’ordre seront visés et en quoi la chaîne de commandement les aurait violés.

Selon l’article 223-1 du code pénal, «

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  • ?Quelle sera la réponse officielle de l'État ?

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Des juristes et magistrats accueillent avec scepticisme l'annonce du syndicat Alliance de porter plainte contre l'État pour mise en danger de la vie d'autrui, soulignant la difficulté juridique de caractériser cette infraction dans le maintien de l'ordre.

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