High Court of Belfort

Magnificent court! We attend a theatrical play where each protagonist plays his role perfectly. The first act immediately puts us in the heart of the story and each outcome sends us back to a most surprising plot. And what to say about the characters ... The prosecutor magnificently interprets us nail to the wooded bench, engraved by a public continually stressed by the reversal of situation. The wonderfully plasti-vitreous accused box lets us feel all the distress of the future culprit closely watched by the constabulary. The clerk, who is by far the hardest role to keep, remains on the lookout for the slightest deeds and gestures of the whole troupe, magnificently led to the baton by a judge like a conductor of the Vienna Opera. Just like a large play, the intermission will give you time to discuss with your neighbors the different hypotheses of the story. You can do it over a short, strong coffee, a cigarette or simply between two urinals at the palate. This long corridors where you may have the chance to meet the actors and especially the main character "the condemned" NB: it is a must-see place when visiting the city of the Lion.

The secretary is execrable. She allows herself to hang up on the nose without any scruples, leaving you in the void faced with your likely questions.

We wonder if the court is not a joke the lawyers who are there to represent us don't care we take crazy time in this palace we have the right to have a lawyer appointed I take to do it 3 weeks before the hearing and has days no lawyer and come I am really ashamed to be French no lawyer dares to defend their client who benefits free of charge in the case of a hand raised by curatorship strengthened but really the justice system leaves people in spoils of their fate while the rights of certain people are flouted to the great pleasure of the mister lady judges them if you see this message c is that i estimated contempt for your rotten justice system and that you agree to pass files from the back door the words freedom equality fraternity its words don't mean anything anymore these days no one believes in you

Hello, We had an appointment at 13:30 for a small business that took about 30 minutes. Being last, we had to wait until 5pm! We could do more!