“We are going to have a hearing heavy enough not to add unnecessary tensions on procedural points.
The prosecutor of the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF), Céline Guillet, is trying to bring some serenity back to the 32nd correctional chamber of the Paris court.
For several minutes, the other public prosecutor, François-Xavier Dulin, and Antoine Vey, Mohed Altrad's lawyer, have been mounting pressure, the second accusing the first of "condescension" during an exchange on the conditions of access to the defense to the documents in the file and to the contents of the “fadettes”.
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