Under the Consulate and then under the Empire, two major criminal cases were resolved in what it was agreed to call judicial errors. From Vittel to Neufchâteau to Mirecourt and Bulgnéville, writer and philosopher Jack Chollet testified to these two large documented trials.
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Under the Consulate and then under the Empire, two major criminal cases were resolved in what it was agreed to call judicial errors. From Vittel to Neufchâteau to Mirecourt and Bulgnéville, writer and philosopher Jack Chollet testified to these two large documented trials.