French Prosecutors Seek Two-Year Sentence for Ex-Minister Dati in Graft Case
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Former MEP Rachida Dati’s 2014 emails derided corruption allegations, which now form core of French trial
Former French MEP and culture minister Rachida Dati, who is now a Paris mayor, threatened to sue EUobserver in 2014 emails about corruption allegations, which are now coming home to roost in high-profile French trails.
"It's my civic elimination!" Rachida Dati told the president of the court. The former Keeper of Seals is tried for corruption and trafficking influence in front of the 32nd Chamber of the... The article "It's my civic elimination": Rachida Dati denounces a trial made to his life appeared first on Current Values.
She was a Member of the European Parliament at the time and was suspected of having entered into a corruption pact with Renault's former CEO and illegally lobbying the European Parliament on behalf of the car manufacturer.
French prosecutors seek four-year prison terms for Rachida Dati and Carlos Ghosn in Renault-Nissan case
French prosecutors have called for prison sentences for former Justice Minister Rachida Dati and former Renault-Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn in a high-profile corruption and influence-peddling case that has attracted significant attention in France. The prosecution’s requests are part of a trial examining payments made to Dati while she was serving as a member of the European Parliament and working as a lawyer. Prosecutors in Paris reques…
After five days of hearing, the PNF demanded four years in prison, including two farms, 450,000 euros in fine, five years of ineligibility with provisional execution and a ban on the practice of Rachida Dati.
He claims that Dati, formally accused in July 2021, received a total of 900,000 euros between 2010 and 2012 from Renault-Nissan for legal advice when she was a Euro MP (2009-2019)
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