The public prosecutor’s office on Tuesday requested three years of suspended imprisonment against former President Nicolas Sarkozy, 67, retried on appeal in Paris for corruption and influence peddling in the so-called “wiretapping” case. .
The same sentence was requested for his two co-defendants, the former senior magistrate Gilbert Azibert and the historical lawyer of the former Elysée tenant Thierry Herzog. At first instance, the former head of state was sentenced to three years in prison, one year of which is firm.
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