Legality of DCIS-led extraditions called into question

Lawyer Jean-Charles Teissèdre questions the authority of France’s International Security Cooperation Directorate (DCIS) in extradition matters.

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An investigation by *Le Figaro* reveals the DCIS operates abroad without a clearly defined legal framework.

This practice could expose France to legal challenges for abuse of power.

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