, the usurpation of certain diplomas (of doctor or lawyer for example) exposes you to heavy penalties. For this type of lie, you risk up to 1 year in prison and a €15,000 fine. Driving with a false license In France, an estimated 3 million motorists drive with a fake license. Even if you do ...
for clandestine love affairs between the daughter of the Count of Commarque and the son of a rival family. Mad with rage, the Count of Commarque imprisoned the young man in the dungeon of the castle to have him beheaded. Since then, it is said that this place is haunted by the young man's gho ...
al, especially since the journey from Paris to Bordeaux now takes less than 4 hours. For more information, click on the link. 2- A Design Museum in a prison Another amazing cultural venue, the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design is located in a 17th century Bordeaux house. This private mansi ...
ual's criminal record. • bulletin number 2 lists the convictions contained in bulletin n°1, except for convictions applied to minors (up to 2 months imprisonment), foreign court decisions, fines and suspended sentences that have not been revoked. • bulletin number 3 exclusively mentions convi ...
a complaint with the police station or the gendarmerie. Cyberbullying is punishable by law by fines or heavier penalties such as community service or prison. ...
onal purpose, which is used for minor offences - for more serious offences, offenders face fines of varying amounts up to €3750. In addition, a prison sentence ranging from 6 months to 3 years may be applied. - For an intermediate offence, such as a lack of a lifejacket, incomplete a ...
than 6 large towers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Your Drones (@your_drones) This fortress, which was a prison in the 19th century, is impressive from the outside. It is also possible to visit it and take refuge in it on a rainy day. 4- To discover a ...
een had a palace built there inspired by Florentine residences. Throughout its history, the Palais du Luxembourg went from being a princely residence to a prison during the Revolution, from Chamber of Peers from 1814, to prefecture of the Seine and finally to the seat of the Senate. The palace, as ...
be told by the Yeoman Warders who are its guards. This place, rich in more than nine centuries of history, has served in turn as a royal residence, prison and place of execution, armory, treasury and even zoo! 4- The Kensington Gardens Kensington Palace is one of the most underestimated royal resi ...
