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Prison Suspended and Ineligibility Required Against Charles-Ange Ginesy, the Boss of the Department of the Alps
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On Thursday 3 July, the Public Prosecutor's Office requested 18 months of suspended prison and three years of ineligibility, but without provisional execution, against Charles Ange Ginesy, president LR of the Alpes-Maritimes department council, tried since Tuesday in Marseille for favouritism.
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nicematin.comThe prosecutor also claimed against the elected candidate a fine of 35,000 euros, of which 5,000 euros were suspended. Mr Ginesy was accused of signing, on 17 May 2017, a lease with an amount of work of more than 508,000 euros to house in Valbonne (Alpes-Maritimes) sixty employees.
The president of the departmental council, Charles-Ange Ginesy, is accused of favouritism in a case of contentious public procurement. The prosecutor asked for severe sanctions. The prosecutor demanded a sentence of 18 months' suspended imprisonment and three years' ineligibility against Charles-Ange Ginesy, president LR of the departmental council of the Alpes-Maritimes. Jugé [...] Article An elected member of the Alpes-Maritimes in the torment…
Marseille - On Thursday 18 months of suspended prison and three years of ineligibility, but without provisional execution, the prosecution demanded against Charles-Ange Ginesy, president LR of the Alpes-Maritimes department council, judged since Tuesday for favoritism. The prosecutor also demanded against the elected candidate a fine of 35,000 euros, of which 5,000 euros suspended. Mr Ginesy was accused of the signing, on 17 May 2017, of a lease…
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