The trial of the National Rally deputies continues to make people talk. Indeed, on Wednesday November 13, 2024, the prosecution demanded five years in prison, including two years with adjustable limits and a five-year ineligibility sentence, against Marine Le Pen.
Since then, all members of the RN have been on a roll. Especially since one of the prosecutors in charge of the case made a remark that left everyone speechless in court. She would have indicated that she could not request the release, because it would “would hurt him too much”. Invited on the BFMTV set opposite Apolline de Malherbe, Alain Jakubowicz, honorary president of Licra, the International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism, then reacted to the affair.
Apolline de Malherbe's guest shocked by a current topic
The journalist's guest indicates: “If I had any doubt about this total freedom, I would take my dress and put it away”. But the famous episode of the prosecutor left its mark: “On the other hand, something scandalous happened during these debates… The representative of the prosecution. A lawyer cannot accept that this is said…”.
Apolline de Malherbe clarifies the facts as follows: “You are referring… It is very important what you say, it is one of the points on which the RN is offended: the same one who in the evening made the indictment, during the day, mentioned one of the files for which, it seems, one of the defendants could be released, she would have muttered 'it pains me to say it. I could say acquittal, but it hurts me.”
Apolline de Malherbe pronounces a very astonishing sentence live
Worse still, Apolline de Malherbe will utter a rather astonishing sentence : “Marine Le Pen had initially, that she would have said 'It hurts my ass',
sorry I say with lots of quotation marks. Does that seem unbearable to you?”she asks her guest.
To which the honorary president of Licra responds:
“It’s terrible compared to the conception that our fellow citizens may have of justice.” But did this prosecutor really say these words? Yes, according to several journalists who witnessed the scene: “I can't ask for a release
[partielle]. It would hurt too much. I therefore relate [à la
décision du tribunal]…”she declared, according to a report by Vincent Vantighem, senior Police-Justice reporter at BFMTV.
