Transparence totale sur la motivation des décisions de classement sans suite et de mesures alternatives aux poursuites

This French private member's bill, tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature, concerns the obligation to explain why prosecutors decide to close a criminal case without further action (classement sans suite) or to use alternatives to prosecution. The title points to greater transparency in how these decisions are justified. Based on the title alone, the bill appears aimed at making the reasoning behind such decisions more visible to the public and to those involved. The main groups likely affected are victims and complainants who report offences, suspects subject to alternative measures, and prosecutors and courts that handle these decisions. Because this summary is based only on the title and metadata, the precise content of any new duties, deadlines, or exemptions cannot be confirmed without reading the full text.