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That's standard procedure. Police can't just hold him forever without judges making the decision for them.
In France they determine mainly if there's a risk of fleeing, or a risk to society.
The same process would've been done after a murder with a gun.
It's the same in America, they just made it a business and a part of filling for profit prisons with poor people.
On an unrelated note, I did downvote the whole article because you tacked your opinion onto it. Why not just make a comment that we can vote on instead of pinning it to the top?
Thanks to let me know that !
The connection with the murder by firearm was not made on the process but on the greater ease in general for the defense to defend a murderer who committed murder with a car during a trial. And the ease with which one can premeditatedly kill with a car and make it look like an accident.
No problem, downvote anything you want !