The trial of the attacks of November 13, 2015 was suspended on the evening of Friday April 22, following the last hearings of the psychiatric experts who examined the defendants in detention, and will resume on May 2.
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The special assize court of Paris will then hear the last witnesses cited by the civil parties before welcoming, from May 4 to May 12, the testimonies of at least 91 survivors or relatives of the victims of the attacks, including that of the singer and guitarist. by Eagles of Death Metal, Jesse Hughes, scheduled for May 10.
The last time that the civil parties were able to testify at the November 13 trial dates back to October.
For five weeks, more than 350 survivors and bereaved relatives spoke at the bar to tell, often heartbreakingly, their intact trauma or pain.
The new testimonies which will take place from May 4 come from people who became civil parties after the start of the trial or who were unable to come and testify last fall.
The trial, which began on September 8, will then enter its home stretch with the pleadings of lawyers for more than 2,400 civil parties from May 13.
The requisitions of the national anti-terrorist prosecution will be spread over three days, from June 1 to 3 before giving the floor to the defense.
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Twenty defendants, including six tried in absentia, appear before the special assize court for their involvement in the attacks which left 130 dead and hundreds injured in Paris and Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis) on November 13, 2015 Twelve face life imprisonment, including the only living member of the commandos, Salah Abdeslam.
The verdict is expected on June 24.
