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Except the Conseil d'État is not a supreme court, so their opinion on the subject is irrelevant.

You are confusing the Conseil d'État with the Conseil constitutionnel.

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The Conseil d'État isn't even a court per se, it doesn't make rulings, it doesn't set precedents.

Le Conseil d'État is a French institution whose decisions can be broken (sadly) by European courts.

Actually, the Conseil d'État just released its decision a few minutes ago: Google have to pay.

France’s Conseil d’État suspended the controversial decree against urban transportation services like Uber and LeCab.

That's what the law say anyway: Le Conseil d'Etat est la juridiction administrative suprême.

They would have had argued to the Conseil d'État in order to get the sentence suspended while the European court decide on the matter.

But the Conseil d'État has also many other attributions that are non-jurisdictional.

; but members of the Conseil d'Etat, an administrative court, are not administrative judges - they're conseillers d'Etat.

Note that the court in question is the Conseil d'Etat.

In France, we have something called the "conseil constitutionnel" which checks that every law voted by the parliament is in accordance with our constitution.

> It is not a court That's weird because the Conseil d'Etat thinks it is the "supreme administrative judge" [0].

The 75 % tax bracket was censored by the Conseil constitutionnel, and is now paid by the companies." [1] "And I question how many have actually left".

There were troops all over France, including paratroopers in Fontainebleau at 60km from Paris [0], while the "président du conseil" of the 4th republic transmitted peacefully the power to De Gaulle, to mitigate a civil war.