
Hearing report on confessions in the Kessaci case and postponement of hearing in the Moretti case
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The trial concerns the assassination of Amine Kessaci's brother and the fire in Crans-Montana involving the Moretti couple.
“The shooter is Oualane, the instigator is Harrat”: the explosive confessions of an accused at the trial of the assassination of Amine Kessaci’s brother
HEARING REPORT - Two of the alleged killers of Brahim Chabane, Réda Khaldi and Nassim Loubani have entered into an admission of guilt. The five defendants begged forgiveness from the victims' mothers. The latter, devastated, simply demanded justice.
Crans-Montana fire: Jacques Moretti alone facing justice, the couple's joint defense put to the test
STORY - After months of defending a common version of the facts, the Moretti spouses could now see their interests diverging. Jacques will be interviewed alone this Monday, Jessica having obtained the postponement of her interrogation after the alleged domestic violence which occurred this summer. An absence which outrages the civil parties.

The Paris court acquitted journalist Marie Portolano and publisher Manuel Carcassonne in the defamation suit brought by Pierre Ménès concerning the book “Je suis la femme du plateau”. The complaint was deemed unfounded.

The Ministry of the Interior is mobilizing in the face of Halloween threats, an LFI amendment removes funding for Catholic education for the 2027 budget, and Parisians exhausted by the right bank aspire to the left bank.

Exhausted by the bustle of the right bank and marked by the violence of recent demonstrations, Parisians aspire to settle on the left bank to find a more serene living environment.

In October 2026, a Crown Prosecution Service prosecutor cited fictitious case law from an AI-generated summary in a child sexual assault case to the High Court. The CPS acknowledges the error and says it has banned the AI from making legal decisions, requiring human verification. 101 AI-related errors in UK legal proceedings have been identified in recent years.

Halima El Bakhti, 72 years old, and Ahmed Touloub, 74 years old, appear before the Loir-et-Cher Assize Court in Blois for the death of their daughter Inass, aged 4, abandoned on the A10 motorway in August 1987. Accused of acts of torture and barbarism, they risk life imprisonment. The trial, one of the oldest French “cold cases”, opened on November 2 and is scheduled to continue until November 18.

The appeal trial into the fatal collapses on rue d'Aubagne in Marseille opens this Monday, November 2 for seven weeks. Supported by the prosecution's appeal on several first-instance convictions, this new procedure aims to fully establish responsibilities for this tragedy that occurred in 2018.