The LFI deputy, Karen Erodi and three other activists, were convicted by the Albi court (Tarn), for “abusive procedure”, Thursday November 21, 2024. They had accused the former prefect of Tarn, Francois-Xavier Lauch, of having voluntarily delayed the ban on a demonstration in September 2023. The latter was acquitted.
Company
From daily life to major issues, discover the subjects that make up local society, such as justice, education, health and family.
France Télévisions uses your email address to send you the “Society” newsletter. You can unsubscribe at any time via the link at the bottom of this newsletter. Our privacy policy
François Xavier Lauch, former prefect of Tarn and current prefect of Hérault, was acquitted yesterday, Thursday November 21, 2024 by the Albi court (Tarn). He was accused of having waited until the last moment to ban a demonstration in September 2023 according to MP Karen Erodi (LFI) and three other activists.
The proceedings therefore followed the requisitions of the public prosecutor of Albi, Stéphanie Bazart.
Armand Gobad, former La France Insoumise candidate for Pampelonne town hall, Michel Massol of the CGT Retraités, Christine Martin and Karen Erodi, had filed a complaint against the prefect. They believed that the state representative had late filed an order banning a demonstration they were organizing to demand the dissolution of the far-right group Patria Albigès.
Read also: Relaxation required in the trial of the former prefect of Tarn accused by an LFI deputy of having voluntarily delayed the ban on a demonstration
The latter are ordered to pay him a total amount of €3,000 for “abusive procedure”.
- -
