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Bouches-Du-Rhône. Trial of Sébastien Delogu: Why MP LFI Risks Large (Including a Penalty of Ineligibility)

The deputy La France insoumée of the 7th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône will be judged this Wednesday for disseminating private documents stolen in the context of a social conflict to a former head of the Crif. He will also have to answer for concealing this theft, but also for violating the secrecy of the correspondences.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office is also asking for two years' suspended imprisonment and a fine for the MP LFI of Marseille, who was prosecuted for exposing the former local president of the Crif in the midst of social conflict at Laser Cleanliness. His defence denounces a "political killing".

·Paris, France
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This time, Sébastien Delogu's trial for "receipt of theft", "attack to the secrecy of the correspondence" and "disclosure of personal information allowing to identify or locate... The Marseille article: five years of ineligibility with provisional execution required against Sébastien Delogu appeared first on Current Values.

·Paris, France
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Before the Correctional Court, Mr Delogu, a former candidate for the town hall of Marseille at the last municipal elections (11.9% in the first round), claimed his right to silence. He simply apologized for the facts, without explaining his motivations of the time. Since 2022, he has been tried for concealing property from a theft and disclosing personal information allowing to identify or locate a person and exposing to a direct risk of harm to…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Accused of having distributed stolen documents to a figure in the Jewish community on his social networks, the parliamentarian La France insoumise explains that he was "badly advised".

·Paris, France
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On Wednesday, the Marseille Public Prosecutor's Office requested two years of suspended prison and five years of ineligibility against MP LFI Sébastien Delogu, for having disclosed private documents stolen from a chief in September 2024...

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The prosecutor also requested two years' suspended imprisonment against the elected Marseilles, who remained silent.

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lejdd.fr broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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