At Trial The Scouarnec, the Attorney General, Requires the Maximum Penalty, Twenty Years of Imprisonment: "In the United States, He Would Be in Prison for 4,111 Years"
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At Trial The Scouarnec, the Attorney General, Requires the Maximum Penalty, Twenty Years of Imprisonment: "In the United States, He Would Be in Prison for 4,111 Years"
The magistrate also requested a period of security, 20 years of strict judicial supervision and security detention. The ex-surgeon, 74 years old, admitted 111 rapes and 188 sexual assaults committed between 1989 and 2014 out of 299 victims.
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