Solve a crime at the palace

Name: Résolvez un crime survenu au palais
Start: 2023-09-16T09:45:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-16T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Tribunal judiciaire

Act 1 - Arrival at the crime scene (45 minutes):

Samedi 16 septembre 2023, 09h45, 14h00Passé

Président du tribunal judiciaire de Troyes

Act 1 - Arriving at the Crime Scene (45 minutes):

Workshop fingerprints, statements and samples with the technicians of criminal identification.
Act 2 - The Investigation (45 minutes) :
Explanations are given on the main acts of a survey.
Simulation of an interpellation by law enforcement.
Search for evidence with a dog brigade.
Placing the suspect in custody.
Explanations are given on the outcome of the survey:
Confirmation of the suspect’s involvement in light of the various investigative acts carried out and the motive given by the suspect.
Explanations are given on judicial information:
An investigating judge is present to inform the public about the conduct of a criminal investigation.
Act 3 - Assize Court Proceedings (45 min):
Discover the role of the jurors, the history of the mythical court assize room in the presence of a magistat, former president of the assize court, lawyers and a prosecutor of the Republic to address the role of each.
For the youngest, a workshop around the game "from law to law" created by the CDAD of Aube.

À propos du lieu

Tribunal judiciaire

85 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 10000 Troyes

Aube
Grand Est

The street where the Palace is currently located was successively called rue des Carmélites, rue des Jacobins, then rue du Bourg-Neuf, before becoming in 1851 the rue du Palais de Justice.
In 1620, a convent of the Carmelites settled in this house. Totally destroyed during the Revolution, a bourgeois house was built in its place, overlooking Grosley Street. Partially damaged by a fire, it was bought in 1851 by the department and transformed into a courthouse. The administration adds a peristyle supporting a triangular pediment with the inscription "Palais de Justice". As in the Doric friezes, metopes and triglyphs alternate under the classical entablature. The palace was inaugurated in 1861.