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La Cour de cassation, plus haute juridiction de l’ordre judiciaire, veille à ce que l'interprétation des lois soit la même pour tous.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#A6192E
Tamarillo
166, 25, 46
351, 74, 37
0, 85, 72, 35
#ACD2EC
Spindle
172, 210, 236
204, 63, 80
27, 11, 0, 7
#128212
Bilbao
18, 130, 18
120, 76, 29
86, 0, 86, 49
The Cour de cassation is France’s highest court in the judicial order, responsible for ensuring that the law is interpreted consistently across the country. It reviews decisions made by lower courts to determine whether the law and legal procedures have been correctly applied, rather than offering commercial products or services.
The institution provides public access to its decisions, case information, and legal resources through its website, including the Judilibre search service, open data, and APIs. Visitors can consult translated rulings, press releases, reports, bulletins, podcasts, studies, and information about hearings and judicial events. The site also explains the Court’s missions, organisation, procedures, and current work, including international relations and judicial reforms.
For individuals, the Cour de cassation offers practical guidance on filing an appeal in cassation, tracking a case, applying for legal aid, and obtaining a certificate confirming that no appeal has been filed. It also provides information on finding experts or translators, as well as employment and internship opportunities.
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
1790
Company size
501-1000 employees
How do I download the Cour de cassation logo?
The Cour de cassation logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as SVG, transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Cour de cassation's brand colors?
The Cour de cassation color palette uses the hex codes #A6192E, #ACD2EC and #128212.
The Cour de cassation name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Cour de cassation and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Cour de cassation. Their use is subject to Cour de cassation's brand guidelines.
