Belgian Court May Free Paris Attacks Logistician
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The Brussels court in charge of the application for parole of the "logistician" of the attacks of 13 November 2015 in Paris announced that the victims would be heard by the courts. The hearing scheduled for 29 September will be postponed.
The Belgian courts must consider a request for the parole of a man sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in the attacks of 13 November. This situation has triggered outraged reactions in France: victims have asked to be heard by the Brussels court of enforcement of sentences. The hearing, scheduled for 29 September next, will finally be postponed to allow for the organisation of hearings. - Attacks of 13 November: Belgian justice will tak…
While the hearing dedicated to the potential liberation of the "logistician" of 13-November, supposed to be held on 29 September, has been postponed, the Belgian justice said on Wednesday that it "takes notice of the requests of the victims".
Faced with the emotion in France caused by the possible early release of Mohamed Bakkali, a Logistician of 13 November, Minister Annelies Verlinden recalls the total independence of the Belgian court for the enforcement of sentences, while the prosecutor opposes it. ...
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Following the letter from Gérald Darmanin to his Belgian counterpart, the latter recalled that Belgian justice would take a decision "in complete autonomy".
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