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11:40 p.m. : Good evening @Guillaume. It’s still a bit early to know. So far, no defendant has done so. They have 10 days to make their decision.
11:40 p.m. : Do we know if the condemned are going to appeal?
11:23 p.m. : The historic trial ended tonight. If the special assize court of Paris followed the requisitions against Salah Abdeslam and Mohamed Abrini, it was more lenient with regard to certain defendants. Hearing report by our journalists Catherine Fournier and Violaine Jaussent.
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11:11 p.m. : “The verdict is accompanied by relief, but relief on two levels. It’s a relief because it’s the end of a very long procedure for us, civil parties. We had to follow this trial for nine months , with very intense moments. And the relief because, for me, there is a verdict which makes it possible to incarnate a responsibility.”
On franceinfo, Hugo’s father, killed at the Bataclan, reacts to tonight’s verdict.
10:16 p.m. : Good evening @Marcel. Yes, it is planned, my colleagues Catherine Fournier and Violaine Jaussent are preparing a report of this historic verdict. Patience 😉
10:16 p.m. : Good evening FI, will an article summarizing the sentences of each of the defendants in the trial of the November 11 attacks be published?
10:07 p.m. “I would have had more doubts than the court about the qualifications, but the court showed nuance for the sentences pronounced,” adds Georges Salines. #13November
10:07 p.m. : The last words (of this LT) come back to @GeorgesSalines who lost his daughter at the Bataclan: “I am happy that the children of Abdellah Chouaa and Ali Oulkadi can find their father. But I will never be satisfied with the incompressible life sentence” #13Novembre
10:06 p.m. : Adrien Sorrentino, lawyer for Abdellah Chouaa, is delighted to know that his client “will remain free”. But he affirms that it is not “improbable” that he will appeal: “We will still have to fight because Mr. Chouaa is not a terrorist. » #13November https://t.co/WzlV6Zjef6
10:06 p.m. : “Despite the weight and the emotion, the court made allowances, this is what justice could do best. The court did not follow the indictment which was extremely severe, ”adds his colleague Isa Gultaslar, who also defends Sofien Ayari. #13November
10:06 p.m. “Legally, we have been half heard,” says Ilyacine Maallaoui, one of Sofien Ayari’s lawyers, who has “the feeling” of having been “listened to” by the court. #13november https://t.co/R2FsR7J7Sw
10:06 p.m. : Here are other reactions, gleaned at the end of the hearing by our journalist Violaine Jaussent.
10:03 p.m. : “He had the biggest pain when he’s not the evil genius. I’m afraid that behind this pain he’s gloating about it or people are glorifying him because he had the timpani.”
On franceinfo, this Bataclan survivor reacts to the verdict against Salah Abdeslam.
9:51 p.m. : “We can ask ourselves if he had held a gun in his hands and had shot someone at close range, how much would the penalty have been?”
On franceinfo, this lawyer for one of the defendants reacts to the verdict against her client, sentenced to life imprisonment. He accompanied the commando to Paris, without taking part in the attacks.
9:28 p.m. : The relief is visible on the faces of the three defendants who appeared free. Even if the court finds them guilty of terrorist criminal association, they will not return to prison #November 13th #verdict
9:28 p.m. : Outside the courtroom it is effervescence, the interviews multiply in front of the swarm of cameras. But inside, the atmosphere is calm. The defendants are still in the box. They discuss with their lawyers. #13november
9:28 p.m. : Our two journalists are still there and tell you about the atmosphere after this historic verdict.
9:22 p.m. : Congratulations on the work of justice… hoping that the families of the victims of November 13 will be appeased, and will finally be able to mourn peacefully.
9:22 p.m. : magnificent testimony, and beautiful words of hope for all the victims in general
9:22 p.m. : Thank you for the live verdicts, thank you for your great work, I cried with emotions in front of these results, I think of all those who died and the victims
9:22 p.m. : Thank you FI for this remarkable coverage of the trial!
9:22 p.m. : Many of you in the comments reacted to this historic verdict. Thank you for your messages, which I pass on to my colleagues who followed the trial.
9:18 p.m. : Let’s take a few seconds to sum up this historic verdict:
• The main defendant, Salah Abdeslam, was sentenced to the maximum sentence, life imprisonment with an incompressible period of safety.
• Mohamed Abrini, “the man in the hat”, was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a security period of 22 years.
• In total, the five professional magistrates have handed down sentences ranging from two years’ imprisonment to life imprisonment against the 20 defendants tried since September, six of whom by default.
9:13 p.m. : And here is another reaction from a Bataclan survivor, at the microphone of franceinfo. This is David Fritz-Goeppinger, who kept a diary of the trial on our site.
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9:10 p.m. : Civil parties and their lawyers react outside the courtroom. “It’s a verdict that everyone will accept and will find what they came for,” said a civil party, who said he was “relieved”. #13November
9:10 p.m. : The statement of the verdict is over, the hearing is over. Civil parties react to our journalist Violaine Jaussent.
9:10 p.m. : As for the five other absent defendants (presumed dead), Osama Atar (sponsor of the attacks), Aref Dibo, Omar Darif (Ahmad Alkhald) and the Clain brothers, they are sentenced to irreducible life imprisonment with a definitive ban from French territory #November 13 # verdict
9:07 p.m. : Ahmed Dahmani (imprisoned in Turkey) is sentenced to 30 years of criminal imprisonment with a two-thirds security period, permanent ban from French territory #November 13 #verdict
9:05 p.m. : Farid Kharkhach is sentenced to 2 years in prison #November 13 #verdict
9:04 p.m. : Hamza Attou is sentenced to 4 years in prison, including 2 years suspended, and a ban on French territory for 10 years #November 13 #verdict
9:03 p.m. : Ali Oulkadi is sentenced to 5 years in prison, including 3 years suspended #November 13 #verdict
9:03 p.m. : Abdellah Chouaa is sentenced to 4 years in prison, including 3 years suspended sentence, with banishment from French territory for 10 years #November 13 #Verdict
9:03 p.m. : Mohammed Amri is sentenced to 8 years in prison, definitive ban from French territory #November 13 #verdict
9:03 p.m. : Here is the continuation of the condemnations:
9:00 p.m. : Salah Abdeslam becomes the fifth convict in French criminal history to receive this incompressible life sentence. The previous four were Pierre Bodein, known as “Pierrot le fou”, Michel Fourniret, Nicolas Blondiau and Yannick Luende Bothelo. Criminals convicted of murder and rape.
8:57 p.m. : What is the incompressible life sentence to which Salah Abdeslam has just been sentenced? On June 11, after the requisitions, we explained to you the principle of this sentence in this article. In short, he will only be able to request a hypothetical adjustment of sentence after thirty years of detention.
8:51 p.m. : Osama Krayem and Sofien Ayari are sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment with a two-thirds security period. #13november
8:50 p.m. : Mohamed Abrini is sentenced to life imprisonment with a security period of 22 years. #13november
8:48 p.m. : Salah Abdeslam is sentenced to irreducible life imprisonment, in accordance with the requisitions of the prosecution.
8:48 p.m. : Good evening . The defendants can appeal, it is their right as for any procedure. But that doesn’t mean a new trial would take that long. I’ll post the answer of my colleague Catherine Fournier on this subject later: “Even if the courtroom designed specifically for large trials of terrorist attacks is planned to remain in place until the appeals, it is unlikely that the scale will be the same a priori. The defendants may not all appeal, as will the prosecution, the sentences handed down, even if they can. And the civil parties who have already faced ten months of trial would certainly be fewer. For example, two of the eleven people convicted in the trial of the “Charlie Hebdo” attacks, Montrouge and Hypercacher have appealed. The hearing will only be held over two months (compared to four at first instance), from September 12 to October 21..
8:46 p.m. : Will the defendants be able to appeal and thus relaunch a long trial?
8:45 p.m. : About Farid Kharkhach, the court declares that he is “the intermediary between the counterfeiters and the terrorist cell”, but that “no element makes it possible to establish that he could make the link with the terrorist nature of the attacks”. Hence the exception made for him. #13november
8:44 p.m. : The court also considers that Ali Oulkadi had “knowledge of the radicalization” of Brahim Abdeslam and of his “final destination, namely Syria” and “he joined Salah Abeslam and Hamza Attou in a cafe in which Salah Abdeslam was after the attacks” # November 13
8:42 p.m. : Just like Abdellah Chouaa, who, according to the court, “knew the purpose of Mohamed Abrini’s trip” and “thus provided logistical assistance to the entire jihadist cell”. #13november
8:41 p.m. : As for Mohammed Amri, “he was aware of the participation of Salah Abdeslam in the attacks which had just been committed”. #13november
8:41 p.m. : The reading of the verdict continues, with in particular the accused who had come to exfiltrate Salah Abdeslam just after the attacks.
8:33 p.m. : Yassine Atar is found guilty of criminal terrorist conspiracy because “several testimonies confirm elements of radicalization about him”. In addition, “the court retained contacts with the El Bakraoui brothers”. #13november
8:32 p.m. : The court retained the participation of Ali El Haddad Asufi in the association of criminal terrorist criminals “due to multiple contacts at a time” when “are radicalized” the brothers El Bakraoui, logisticians of the # 13 November attacks
8:29 p.m. : For Sofien Ayari, the court also held complicity in murder. She believes that he formed “a real pair with Osama Krayem” and that these elements “allow us to say that he was complicit in the terrorist crimes” perpetrated on # November 13
8:28 p.m. “He shared several accommodations with several members of the cell. His presence could not only be passive”, explains the president of the court, who speaks with a very rapid flow. #13november