Proposition de loi supprimant l'excuse de minorité pour les délits routiers

This is a French ordinary bill (proposition de loi) that would remove the 'excuse de minorité', the legal principle that lowers the maximum penalties for offenders under 18. The bill would apply it to road traffic offences. The aim is to make minors who commit serious driving offences, such as dangerous driving that causes harm, face the same penalty ceilings as adults. The text was introduced in France's National Assembly during the 17th legislature. This summary is based on the procedure metadata only, not the full legislative text. If adopted, the change would primarily affect minors who commit road traffic offences in France and could face harsher sentences. It would also affect courts handling juvenile cases and families of affected young drivers. Details of the penalties would depend on the final text.