Auradou-Jegou Case: the Dismissal Confirmed by a Supreme Court for the Two French Rugbymen Accused of Rape
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The Supreme Court of Mendoza (Argentina) today confirmed the dismissal of Oscar Jegou and Hugo Auradou, accused of rape in 2024. The complainant will file an "extraordinary appeal" with the National Supreme Court of Argentina. - Auradou-Jegou case: the dismissal confirmed by a Supreme Court for the two French rugbymen accused of rape (Police, justice and other facts).
The players of the XV of France rugby were declared innocent on Thursday, September 3, by the highest court in the Argentine province where they were arrested in 2024. The prosecution will file an appeal.
The complainant is determined to exhaust all remedies that justice allows her.
The two rugbymen of the XV of France had been charged in early July 2024 with aggravated rape, because in a meeting, of a 39-year-old Argentina, in their hotel room in Mendoza.
When charged with aggravated rape in July 2024, Oscar Jegou and Hugo Auradou were dismissed in December 2024, confirmed on appeal.
The ruling favored Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou; the plaintiff has only one appeal, before the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
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