US EditionVerified' - Sentencing by Nicolas Sarkozy: Is the Provisional Execution Really "Enclosed in Very Specific Cases"?
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Provisional execution, association of criminals, "false" document of "Mediapart"... Since Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction to five years in prison, justice has been the subject of numerous verbal attacks. "The World" analyses seven of them.
On Thursday, Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison with provisional execution ordered by the court. According to MP RN Thomas Ménagé, this decision is valid only in case of "risk of repetition" or "failure". But in reality, this is not what the legislative framework provides. - VERIF' - Sentencing Nicolas Sarkozy: is the provisional execution really "enclosed in very specific cases"? (Police, justice and other facts).
CHRONIC. There is not only the first concern, Le Pen and Sarkozy, to insurgently oppose this sentence. Not without a few arguments.
CONTRIBUTION / OPINION. Evidence deemed light, provisional execution not justified, impartiality of the judges subject to bail... The conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy to five years in prison for association of criminals raises many questions, according to our reader.
Projects are already being studied but no one is rushing to risk appearing as "the guardian angel" of politics
Mathieu Says, professor at the Ecole de droit de la Sorbonne, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, analyses with hindsight the condemnation of the former president.
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