Trial of Rachida Dati and Carlos Ghosn: the Prosecution Requires Four Years in Prison, Five Years Ineligible for the Former Minister
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Dati is accused of corruption and influence peddling over alleged lobbying for Renault-Nissan while she was a member of the European Parliament. Prosecutors sought a four-year jail term for Carlos Ghosn, the fugitive form Renault-Nissan chief.
The National Financial Prosecutor's Office has demanded four years in prison, including two under electronic bracelets against Rachida Dati, former minister, for "corruption" and "influence trafficking". A fine of 450,000 euros and the...
The former Minister of Justice and Culture is being prosecuted for "corruption" and "traffic influence". Against Carlos Ghosn, on the run in Lebanon and tried in his absence, four years in prison were required.
At the trial for corruption of Rachida Dati and Carlos Ghosn, the national financial prosecutor's office requires four years in prison, including two years in an electronic bracelet.
Former Renault boss Carlos Ghosn and former French minister Rachida Dati face up to four years in prison for corruption. The French National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF) is seeking this sentence in a trial taking place in Paris. Ghosn is being tried in absentia because he lives in Lebanon. Dati denies the charges.
The National Financial Prosecutor's Office demanded on Monday 28 September four years' imprisonment against former Minister Rachida Dati for corruption and influence trafficking. A penalty of ineligibility of five years with provisional execution was also requested, as well as a fine of 450,000 euros corresponding to half of the fees collected in his lobbying activities. The article Rachida Dati: 4 years' imprisonment required by the court appea…
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