Found it, It's not an imaginary law. It's called the
Conseil supérieur de la déontologie et de la sécurité.

http://cubitus.senat.fr/leg/tas99-067.html

"
The national Commission of deontology of safety, independent administrative authority, is charged, without damage of the prerogatives which the law allots in particular direction control of the Criminal Investigation Department, with the legal authority, to take care of the respect of the deontology by the people exerting of the activities of safety on the territory of the Republic.
Are concerned, for this reason, when they contribute to an activity of safety, the personnel of the national police force, national gendarmerie, customs and prison authorities as well as the foresters, the agents of the local authorities and the publicly-owned establishments. All physical people and morals of private law are also concerned ensuring, on a purely permanent or occasional basis, principal or additional basis, including voluntarily, of the activities of safety.
.....Any person who was victim or pilot facts of which it estimates that they constitute a failure with the rules of the deontology, made by one or more of the people mentioned with the article 1st can, by individual complaint, to ask that these facts be made available of the national Commission of deontology of safety. This right also belongs to having the right of the victims. To be admissible, the complaint must be transmitted to the commission in the year which follows the facts."

It was made in 1998 or 9 to protect unarmed civilians.

What has this got to do with the original statement of yours - "If a gendarmerie ever shoots a civilian, they are wrong and breaking the law if the law is still in effect." ?

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they would be breaking the law because this makes sure the human rights of the civilans are protected. It's like an ethics committee against the police. If the civilian complains physical injury then the officers or whoever would be charged 50,000 francs. And they would probably even win because if it was in the public, there are all those monitoring cameras.

They made the law after a police officer shot some unarmed civilians.

What utter claptrap.

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Rose...In the Pyrenees between Spain and France, it is a principality dating back to the 1278, in case you think it is a new place. The Tour de France passed by there last year as well as La Vuelta a Espana (for the cycling buffs) A tax haven for rich Spanish athletes.

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...."Beyond jealosy and betrayal; beyond hate and desire; beyond pain and death; lies the ultimate revelation; the final choice; the end; because the fate of destruction is also the joy of rebirth" Neon Genesis Evangelion

it's true even if it is

You have a fervid imagination, but scant regard for annoying little beasties called facts or the truth.

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“New Global Trend: Dump a Dollar, Buy a Euro” - theTrumpet.com

A new global trend, while the US economy is now on shaky ground, Europe is moving full steam ahead. The dump a Dollar and buy a Euro bandwagon is moving at full speed.

About seven years ago, I got into a very heated debate with an ex roommate of mine who is an Investment Banker and he thought the Euro was a joke, now look who's laughing.

Can you not stay on topic in one thread without spouting your "US is crumbling" and "The Holy Roman Empire shall rise!!" commentaries?

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Ok, just to add balance, Britain, Australia, and Canada are just as screwed. How are rappers going to fit the Euro into their songs? I like the sound of Dolla Dolla bill yall more anyway.