Key legal question
Whether the cassation court violated the right to be heard by not undertaking a global assessment of the evidence and alleged contradictions.
Extracted holding
No. The court only had to address the legally relevant points and did so; an implicit rejection of the global-evaluation argument was sufficient.
Extracted reasoning
The right to be heard does not require discussion of every submission. The cassation court examined the properly raised complaints; where it declined to enter on parts not meeting formal requirements, it was not obliged to go further.