A woman, whose complaint for rape filed in 2018 in Paris twice resulted in charges being dropped, wants to have the State’s responsibility recognized for “the harm” suffered “as a result of the judicial treatment” of her proceedings, they said. announced his lawyers.
My Milena Dostanic and Elodie Tuaillon-Hibon “addressed Élisabeth Borne and the other ministers concerned (Gérald Darmanin, Éric Dupond-Moretti and Catherine Colonna), a prior request for compensation,” they reported on Wednesday.
The government has two months to respond. The lawyers and their client will then be able to initiate proceedings before the administrative justice system. According to the lawyers, their client “was the victim of a rape at her home in 2018, immediately reported to the competent authorities” but the investigations were allegedly botched.
“Inexplicably dismissed”
“Despite established material elements and a body of clues collected during an investigation unfortunately mainly carried out by the victim and her relatives, Ms. subject to an order dismissing the case, barely six months after it became a civil party,” they said in a press release.
The complainant did not appeal the dismissal. According to them, “the dysfunctions in the processing of her file and the lack of adequate care concerning her are directly linked to the failure of the French State” which would not have applied the international legal texts that it has ratified. in this matter.
“Mrs. My Dostanic and Tuaillon-Hibon.