[Bande-annonce] - Garde à vue (rediffusion)

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La garde à vue est une mesure de contrainte décidée par un officier de police judiciaire à l'encontre d'une personne soupçonnée d'avoir commis, ou tenté de commettre, un crime ou un délit. Ce sont les 48 heures les plus déterminantes d'une affaire criminelle, un compte à rebours décisif. Quand la police arrête un suspect, commence alors un huis-clos où tout se joue. Les enquêteurs comme les avocats s'engagent dans une course contre la montre pour obtenir des aveux.Plongez dans les coulisses des plus grandes affaires criminelles françaises, à l'aide des procès-verbaux d'audition et des témoignages de ceux qui ont travaillé sur ces crimes atroces.Découvrez Garde à vue, disponible dès le 13 novembre 2024.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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