THE QUESTION.
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I will restore real life.
[...] Some crimes deserve life imprisonment.
How can you imagine that Salah Abdeslam, one of the Bataclan terrorists, could one day be released from prison?
".
Thus, during his meeting last Saturday in Cannes, the candidate Eric Zemmour returned to one of the emblematic ideas of the French right in terms of justice and penalties: the question of real life imprisonment, this life sentence which would not allow no possibility of accommodation for the most heinous crimes and would be a substitute for the death penalty.
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Today, the real life that we were promised in 1981 does not exist, and criminals sentenced to life can have their sentences reduced from 18 years in prison
”, also regretted Eric Zemmour, during his meeting. .
But does real perpetuity exist without ever having been respected?
And if it did not exist, could it be established in France?
LET'S CHECK.
The legal foundation...
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