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documents BB/20 account reviews courses of foundation between 1824 and 1865 (there are only residue reports before and after those dates) are 28.60 linear feet. This subseries comprises 301 articles, documents come mainly from the Department of Justice and more specifically the first office of the Criminal Division and Pardons. I started by classifying, and bring order to publish a research tool BB/20 upon my assignment to the section of the nineteenth century (it was then called the "modern section).
History Producers :
In 1793, the Department of Justice realized a division of correspondence and criminal misdemeanors. It remained unchanged at the time Commission on civil administration, police and courts (an II-year IV). In recreating the Department of Justice Brumaire Year IV, figure an office of criminal courts, while the police-office is attached to the civil courts. At that time, the distinction between civil, criminal and correctional was not rigorously determined. From the year XI, the Criminal Division was reconstituted with two offices, one criminal, one for corrections. However, Vendémiaire XII 5 Thermidor An XII, the powers of the criminal division were distributed either by subject, but geographically by department with an office in North and South office. By the end of the year XII, the division found a division between, on one hand, criminal cases and, secondly, the corrections, it should keep until June 1822.
Under the Restoration, the criminal division took the title of "Direction of Criminal Affairs and Pardons" that it has retained to this day, except from 1830 to 1837 where she continued for a few years the title of "division". Since 1827, she was also in charge of drafting the General Account of the administration of justice criminal, from the numerous tables and statistical reports submitted by the attorneys general.
Conservation history :
items paid in 1848, 1866, 1877, 1884, 1887 and April-May 1941, mainly from the 1st Bureau of Criminal Division, where they were kept as Exhibit A4. However, in previous articles in this subseries BB/20 also meet records belonging to subdivision D (Secretariat of the Ministry of Justice) and E (Supreme Court) of the Department (given the similarity of the objects they refer, we did not find it useful to classify in other sub-series). Only a few sets for the periods prior to 1821 to 1865 and later escaped the destruction made by the Department of Justice.
Presentation of content:
With the exception of the set BB/20/1/2, where printed materials (extracts of sentences imposed by the Assize Court of Caen in 1823), records of Subseries BB/20 (16 to 283) are only formed by the reports made to the Criminal Division by advisors foundation presidents from 1821 to 1865 (sorted by year and within each year by court). For periods before and after the fact remains that most of the residues (BB/20/2, 284 to 296). The dozen bundles from the payment made in April-May 1941 and rated at 293 BB/20/284 can be regarded as forming the result of reports made to the Criminal Division by the presidents of foundations after 1865, mainly between the years 1879 and 1895. But these reports are important shortcomings.
Additional Sources: Archives
other producers related: funds criminal courts are held in the U series of departmental archives.
record Sources:
- Ségolène Dainville-Barbiche, Justice of the Nation to the Justice of the Republic, 1789-1940. Guide judicial funds maintained at the Centre historique des Archives nationales. Paris, National Archives, 2004, in-8, 323 p.
- Summary Statement of payments made by the National Archives and government departments that depend on Volume IV (payments from the Department of Justice).
- The National Archives. State General Fund, edited by Jean Favier, Director General of Archives of France (Volume II), 1978.
Summary Statement
BB/20/11 . Of juries. Year VIII-year X.
BB/20/12 to 15. Opening positions, chairmanships of Assizes. 1817-1820.
BB/20/16 . Miscellaneous: slave trade (1821-1831); case appointed Bissette, Fabien and Volny condemned by the royal court of Martinique (1824-1850).
BB/20/2 to 151. Proceedings of Assizes. 1811-1823.
BB/20/152 . Printouts of judgments of criminal courts. 1811-1824.
BB/20/16 to 283. Reports of assizes (court and aging). 1824-1865.
BB/20/284 to 296 . Mixtures: Proceedings of Assizes (1820-1896); prison monitoring (1820-1871), foundation president (1820-1927), organization of sessions of assize (1889-1927).
History Producers :
In 1793, the Department of Justice realized a division of correspondence and criminal misdemeanors. It remained unchanged at the time Commission on civil administration, police and courts (an II-year IV). In recreating the Department of Justice Brumaire Year IV, figure an office of criminal courts, while the police-office is attached to the civil courts. At that time, the distinction between civil, criminal and correctional was not rigorously determined. From the year XI, the Criminal Division was reconstituted with two offices, one criminal, one for corrections. However, Vendémiaire XII 5 Thermidor An XII, the powers of the criminal division were distributed either by subject, but geographically by department with an office in North and South office. By the end of the year XII, the division found a division between, on one hand, criminal cases and, secondly, the corrections, it should keep until June 1822.
Under the Restoration, the criminal division took the title of "Direction of Criminal Affairs and Pardons" that it has retained to this day, except from 1830 to 1837 where she continued for a few years the title of "division". Since 1827, she was also in charge of drafting the General Account of the administration of justice criminal, from the numerous tables and statistical reports submitted by the attorneys general.
Conservation history :
items paid in 1848, 1866, 1877, 1884, 1887 and April-May 1941, mainly from the 1st Bureau of Criminal Division, where they were kept as Exhibit A4. However, in previous articles in this subseries BB/20 also meet records belonging to subdivision D (Secretariat of the Ministry of Justice) and E (Supreme Court) of the Department (given the similarity of the objects they refer, we did not find it useful to classify in other sub-series). Only a few sets for the periods prior to 1821 to 1865 and later escaped the destruction made by the Department of Justice.
Presentation of content:
With the exception of the set BB/20/1/2, where printed materials (extracts of sentences imposed by the Assize Court of Caen in 1823), records of Subseries BB/20 (16 to 283) are only formed by the reports made to the Criminal Division by advisors foundation presidents from 1821 to 1865 (sorted by year and within each year by court). For periods before and after the fact remains that most of the residues (BB/20/2, 284 to 296). The dozen bundles from the payment made in April-May 1941 and rated at 293 BB/20/284 can be regarded as forming the result of reports made to the Criminal Division by the presidents of foundations after 1865, mainly between the years 1879 and 1895. But these reports are important shortcomings.
Additional Sources: Archives
other producers related: funds criminal courts are held in the U series of departmental archives.
record Sources:
- Ségolène Dainville-Barbiche, Justice of the Nation to the Justice of the Republic, 1789-1940. Guide judicial funds maintained at the Centre historique des Archives nationales. Paris, National Archives, 2004, in-8, 323 p.
- Summary Statement of payments made by the National Archives and government departments that depend on Volume IV (payments from the Department of Justice).
- The National Archives. State General Fund, edited by Jean Favier, Director General of Archives of France (Volume II), 1978.
Summary Statement
BB/20/11 . Of juries. Year VIII-year X.
BB/20/12 to 15. Opening positions, chairmanships of Assizes. 1817-1820.
BB/20/16 . Miscellaneous: slave trade (1821-1831); case appointed Bissette, Fabien and Volny condemned by the royal court of Martinique (1824-1850).
BB/20/2 to 151. Proceedings of Assizes. 1811-1823.
BB/20/152 . Printouts of judgments of criminal courts. 1811-1824.
BB/20/16 to 283. Reports of assizes (court and aging). 1824-1865.
BB/20/284 to 296 . Mixtures: Proceedings of Assizes (1820-1896); prison monitoring (1820-1871), foundation president (1820-1927), organization of sessions of assize (1889-1927).
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