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The "Balladur jurisprudence," named after former French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur, is an unwritten rule according to which a member of the French government who has been indicted in a judicial affair should resign from his functions. It is misnamed, as it was in fact the Socialist Prime Minister Pierre Bérégovoy who imposed this for the first time by forcing Bernard Tapie, then Minister of the City, to resign in May 1992.

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  • The "Balladur jurisprudence," named after former French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur, is an unwritten rule according to which a member of the French government who has been indicted in a judicial affair should resign from his functions. It is misnamed, as it was in fact the Socialist Prime Minister Pierre Bérégovoy who imposed this for the first time by forcing Bernard Tapie, then Minister of the City, to resign in May 1992. (en)
  • La jurisprudence Bérégovoy-Balladur est une pratique du droit constitutionnel français selon laquelle un ministre mis en cause dans une affaire judiciaire peut être contraint de quitter ses fonctions. C'est l’article 8 de la constitution, au prétexte du parallélisme des formes, qui sert de base à la liberté que s'octroie en pratique l'exécutif d'obtenir d'un ministre, qu'il a nommé, qu'il démissionne du gouvernement. (fr)
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  • The "Balladur jurisprudence," named after former French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur, is an unwritten rule according to which a member of the French government who has been indicted in a judicial affair should resign from his functions. It is misnamed, as it was in fact the Socialist Prime Minister Pierre Bérégovoy who imposed this for the first time by forcing Bernard Tapie, then Minister of the City, to resign in May 1992. (en)
  • La jurisprudence Bérégovoy-Balladur est une pratique du droit constitutionnel français selon laquelle un ministre mis en cause dans une affaire judiciaire peut être contraint de quitter ses fonctions. C'est l’article 8 de la constitution, au prétexte du parallélisme des formes, qui sert de base à la liberté que s'octroie en pratique l'exécutif d'obtenir d'un ministre, qu'il a nommé, qu'il démissionne du gouvernement. (fr)
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  • Balladur jurisprudence (en)
  • Jurisprudence Bérégovoy-Balladur (fr)
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