Marine Le Pen's Appeal Trial Begins Amid Threat to 2027 Presidential Bid
Marine Le Pen's appeal trial over alleged misuse of European Parliament funds begins, threatening her 2027 presidential bid with a potential ineligibility ruling.
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Marine Le Pen's Appeal Trial Begins Amid Threat to 2027 Presidential Bid
Marine Le Pen's appeal trial over alleged misuse of European Parliament funds begins, threatening her 2027 presidential bid with a potential ineligibility ruling.
French Court of Appeal Invalidates Auchan's 2024 Job-Cut Social Plan
The Douai Court of Appeal invalidates Auchan's job-cut social plan over procedural issues, sparking company appeals and union demands amid 2,400 affected jobs.
Paris Judicial Chief Warns of Potential U.S. Interference in Marine Le Pen Appeal Trial
Paris court president warns against possible US sanctions targeting judges in Marine Le Pen's appeal trial over EU fund misuse, highlighting risks to judicial independence.
Court of Appeal Confirms Indictments in Leslie and Kevin Murder Case, Upholding Charges Against Five Suspects
The Court of Appeal confirms indictments of five suspects in the murders of Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat, rejecting appeals and moving the case closer to trial.
Paris Court to Investigate Former Police Prefect Lallement Over Gilet Jaune Protest Injury
The Paris Court of Appeal has mandated a probe into ex-police prefect Didier Lallement's role in a 2019 protester's injury amid the gilet jaune demonstrations.
French Government to Appeal Court Decision Rejecting Shein Website Block
The French government announces it will appeal a court ruling denying its request to block Shein's website due to illegal product sales.
Cour de cassation Favors Vincent Bolloré in Vivendi 'Contrôle de Fait' Legal Dispute
The Cour de cassation has ruled in favor of Vincent Bolloré, ordering a reassessment of his de facto control over Vivendi during its 2024 split, impacting potential minority shareholder compensations.
French State and Pesticide Makers Appeal Landmark Biodiversity Protection Ruling
The French government and pesticide manufacturers appeal a court ruling requiring new environmental assessments for pesticides affecting biodiversity.
Nicolas Sarkozy's Appeal Trial for 2007 Libyan Campaign Funding Set for March-June 2026
Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial over illicit Libyan funding of his 2007 presidential campaign is scheduled from March to June 2026.
Court Imposes Judicial Restrictions on Nicolas Sarkozy, Justice Minister Defends Controversial Prison Visit
The Paris Court of Appeal has barred former President Nicolas Sarkozy from contacting Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, who defends his controversial prison visit amidst legal and political backlash.
Paris Court of Appeal Reviews Nicolas Sarkozy's Request for Release from Prison
The Paris court of appeal considers Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal for release from prison after his conviction in the Libyan financing scandal, with the decision pending amid cautious reactions.
Paris Appeal Court Reviews Nicolas Sarkozy's Request for Early Release After Historic Imprisonment
The Paris court of appeal is reviewing former President Nicolas Sarkozy's request for early release after his historic imprisonment for illegal campaign financing.
Quetigny’s Victory Upheld: Garchizy’s Appeal Rejected Ahead of Coupe de France Showdown with Saint-Étienne
Quetigny’s 3-0 win over Garchizy stands after the regional football league rejects Garchizy's appeal, setting up a Coupe de France match against Saint-Étienne.
Paris Court of Appeal Releases Former Banker Wahib Nacer Amid Libyan Case Controversy
The Paris Court of Appeal released former banker Wahib Nacer amid his ongoing appeal in the Libyan case, despite prosecution objections.
European Court of Human Rights Rejects François Fillon's Final Appeal in 'Emplois Fictifs' Case
The European Court of Human Rights has dismissed François Fillon's last appeal against his conviction for fictitious jobs involving his wife, affirming the fairness of the trial process.
Nicolas Sarkozy's Defense Files Immediate Appeal for Release After Historic Incarceration
Nicolas Sarkozy's lawyers promptly filed a formal appeal for his release following his incarceration, challenging the grounds of his detention amid his ongoing appeal process.
Conseil d’État Rejects Marine Le Pen's Appeal Confirming Immediate Ineligibility
The Conseil d’État has upheld Marine Le Pen's immediate ineligibility following her conviction, barring her from upcoming elections and setting the stage for a January 2026 appeal trial.
Mazan Rape Case: Accused Husamettin Dogan's Prison Sentence Increased to 10 Years on Appeal
Husamettin Dogan's prison sentence for the Mazan rape case has been increased to ten years after his appeal, reflecting a tougher judicial response to his crime and refusal to accept responsibility.
Cour de cassation to Rule on Nicolas Sarkozy's Bygmalion Appeal on November 26
The French Supreme Court will decide on November 26 whether to uphold Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction in the Bygmalion campaign finance scandal, marking a crucial juncture in the former president’s legal battles.
Nicolas Sarkozy Sentenced to Five Years in Prison Amid Appeals and Controversy
Nicolas Sarkozy receives a five-year prison sentence, announcing his intention to appeal and criticizing the judicial system.
Malakoff Defies Court Ruling on Palestinian Flag, Faces Financial Penalties
Malakoff continues to display the Palestinian flag, defying court orders and incurring fines.