Patrick Bruel Allowed by Law to Travel Abroad
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French singer Patrick Bruel is allowed by the French courts to travel abroad as part of his judicial review.
Despite new complaints and strong media pressure, Patrick Bruel will now be able to travel abroad.
On Wednesday, the court confirmed Patrick Bruel's easing of judicial supervision, now allowed to go abroad. The Public Prosecutor's Office had appealed this decision after his announcement at the end of July. Since his indictment in four separate cases of sexual violence, nine new complaints have been filed and announced against the artist.
New twist in the Patrick Bruel case. While the artist remains targeted by several complaints of rape, assault and sexual harassment, the Versailles Court of Appeal ruled this Wednesday, September 16 in favour of a reduction of his judicial review, according to BFMTV's information.
New judicial turning point in the Patrick Bruel case. The Versailles Court of Appeal confirmed Wednesday the easing of the judicial control of the singer, which is therefore allowed to go abroad
At the end of July, Patrick Bruel had obtained the lifting of the ban on leaving his national territory since he was charged with rape and sexual assault. The Versailles Court of Appeal confirmed this decision on Wednesday 16 September.
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