Paris. Extracurricular Scandal: Five Years in Prison Including a Farm Required Against an Animator
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Mickaël M., a former extracurricular animator, is a judge for the sexual assaults of nine children, who recognizes the facts, while invoking the oblivion when it comes to details. A first judicial in the scandal of the Parisian extracurricular, where the previous verdicts had disappointed the complainants.
An out-of-school facilitator was tried on Monday 31 August in Paris for "sexual assault". Nine children aged 6 to 9 from a primary school in the 15th arrondissement accused him. Five years in prison, a farm was required and the decision will be rendered on 15 September. - Paris: one year in prison required against an out-of-school facilitator tried for "sexual assault" (Police, justice and other facts).
Michaël M., 38 years old, under judicial supervision, stated throughout the hearing that he "regressed", had "honest" and wanted to take care of himself, while repeatedly saying that he did not remember the facts which he was accused of.
A Parisian out-of-school facilitator was tried for sexual assault on 9 children between the ages of 6 and 9 years. The prosecutor's office required five years in prison, including a farm.
Juged this Monday for sexual assault on nine children in a school in the 15th arrondissement of Paris Michaël M. acknowledged the facts but said almost no longer remember
A 39-year-old man, an extracurricular host at the Vigée-Lebrun school (15th arrondissement of Paris), was tried on Monday 31 August by the 15th chamber of the Paris court for sexually assaulting nine girls between 6 and 10 years. He acknowledged the facts. The prosecution demanded five years in prison, including four years in prison, and five years of socio-judicial follow-up. Deliberated on 15 September. Court of Justice of Paris. (Photo: ©P. C…
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