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Remember, it was September 8, 2021. The trial for the November 13 attacks was due to end in May.
And then, the Covid was again invited into our lives, and the reading of the verdict has been constantly postponed.
This June 29, after ten months of debates, during which 415 civil parties were heard, Salah Abdeslam, the main defendant, the only one prosecuted as a "co-perpetrator" of these assassinations, was sentenced to irreducible life imprisonment, the heaviest penalty in the Penal Code.
This trial was marked, unsurprisingly, by Salah Abdeslam's lack of remorse or awareness.
From the first day of the hearing, "
he portrayed himself as a
'fighter of the Islamic State'
, making the attacks a legitimate response to the military actions of the international anti-Daesh coalition"
, writes our legal columnist Stéphane Durand-Souffland .
“And then, after the five weeks during which the survivors of the killings upset the foundations, he…
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