Paris. Parliamentary Assistants Case: Two Years Suspended Imprisonment Required Against François Bayrou
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The Attorney General's Office also requested that MoDem and his ancestor the UDF be sentenced to 100,000 euros each fine. The former Prime Minister had been released in first instance in 2024.
A sentence of two years' suspended imprisonment, 50,000 euros in fine and three years' ineligibility was claimed on Monday against François Bayrou on appeal in the case of the assistants of MEP of the MoDem, in which he had been released in first instance. ...
The former Prime Minister had been released at first instance in the case of the MPs' assistants of the MoDem. He is accused with other executives of the Modem, of having made work for the party of MEPs' parliamentary assistants, paid by the European Parliament.
A sentence of two years of suspended imprisonment, 50,000 euros fine and three years of suspended eligibility was required on Monday on appeal against François Bayrou in the case of the assistants ...
A sentence of two years' suspended imprisonment, 50,000 euros' fine and three years' suspended eligibility was requested this Monday on appeal against the former Prime Minister A sentence of two years' imprisonment was imposed.
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