
The prosecution requested four years in prison, including two years under an electronic bracelet, against the ex-minister.
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Rachida Dati is a former French minister facing legal proceedings. The prosecution requested prison sentences and ineligibility.
Trial of Rachida Dati: four years in prison, two of which are under an 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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