
The prosecution requested four years in prison, including two years under electronic bracelet, against former minister Rachida Dati, as well as five years of ineligibility and ban from public service, with provisional execution, which would immediately result in the loss of his mandate as mayor of the 7th arrondissement and prevent him from returning to the judiciary.
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Rachida Dati, former Minister of Justice and current mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris, is the subject of legal proceedings in a case linked to suspicions of influence peddling.
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Trial of Rachida Dati: four years in prison, two of which are under electronic bracelet, requested by the prosecution against the ex-minister
Furthermore, five years of ineligibility and ban from public service were requested against Rachida Dati, with provisional execution. These requisitions, if they were followed by the court, would immediately cause him to lose his mandate as mayor of the 7th arrondissement and prevent his return to the judiciary.
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The court will follow the prosecution's requisitions and sentence Rachida Dati to four years in prison, including two years under an electronic bracelet.
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During her trial for corruption before the Paris Criminal Court, Rachida Dati a Dati pronounced her last words in response to the requisitions of the National Financial Prosecutor's Office, rejecting the accusations of lucre and greed, evoking her daughter, her eight sisters and the legacy of Simone Veil, while the court will render its decision on January 21, 2027.
The Paris public prosecutor's office requested two years of suspended imprisonment, a fine of 50,000 euros and three years of ineligibility against François Bayrou in the case of the European parliamentary assistants of the MoDem, after his acquittal at first instance. The accusation describes a systemic practice between 2005 and 2017 aimed at having assistants of MEPs paid by the European Parliament work for the party.

The National Financial Prosecutor's Office requested on Monday from the Paris criminal court four years in prison, including two years with adjustable limits, five years of ineligibility and ban from public service against Rachida Dati for corruption and influence peddling linked to a 900,000 euro contract with Renault-Nissan when she was an MEP. The same sentences were requested against Carlos Ghosn, tried in his absence.

The investigating chamber of the Versailles Court of Appeal must rule on Tuesday on the charge against police officer Florian M., after the annulment by the Court of Cassation of the reclassification of the facts as violence, thus paving the way for a trial for murder in the Nahel Merzouk case.
The mayor of BĂ©ziers Robert MĂ©nard will be judged on September 30 for having refused in July 2023 to celebrate the marriage of Mustafa B., Algerian under OQTF, and Eva M., French. The couple finally got married in Algeria and the transcription of their act was recognized by the Nantes civil registry. MĂ©nard faces up to 5 years in prison and a âŹ75,000 fine.

The Brussels court announced the postponement of the hearing of September 29, 2026 concerning the request for conditional release of Mohamed Bakkali, logistician of the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris, in order to hear the victims who wish it. This decision comes in a context of strong emotion in France, where his possible release is seen as an affront to the pain of the victims.