US EditionFn's Parliamentary Assistants Case: Prior to Its Appeal, the Party Denounces "Unacceptable Pressure" From the President of the Court
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In the summer of 2013, Ludovic Lamant has just moved to Brussels as Mediapart correspondent. The creation of the post is mainly guided by the sovereign debt crisis and the threats to the euro. But the journalist will quickly become interested in another subject: the assistants of Marine Le Pen. Find the behind the scenes of this investigation that we had told in our weekly newsletter.
On Tuesday, the president of the judicial court in Paris warned against possible "interference" after threats of American sanctions against judges who dealt with the criminal case of the National Front (now National Rally).
The National Rally (ex-FN) was ordered to pay this sum, together with all the defendants, at the end of the first trial in the case of the European parliamentary assistants of the far-right party.
Marine Le Pen Appeal Proceedings: "a Fairly Serious Threat" of American Interference - Public Senate
In the run-up to the appeal of the National Front's parliamentary assistants case, French justice is concerned about possible pressure from the United States. An alert received from the German weekly "Der Spiegel" indicates that Donald Trump's administration has considered sanctions against the magistrates of the Paris Correctional Court who sentenced Marine Le Pen last March.
The president of the judicial court in Paris reacted strongly to the Trump administration's threats of sanctions against French judges. A firm stance to counter any attempt to interfere with American French justice before the trial on appeal. The shadow of Washington is hovering over the hearing. While the appeal trial of the case of the assistants [...] Cet article RN Trial: Paris denounces an American interference est apparu en premier sur Rol…
On Wednesday, 7 January, the National Assembly considered that the warning of the president of the Paris court about possible American "interference" in the appeal process of the far right party could "appear as an unacceptable pressure on the magistrates".
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