Sarkozy Sentenced To Three Years In Prison, One Of Which Is Closed

Sarkozy Sentenced To Three Years In Prison, One Of Which Is Closed

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrives with his lawyer Jacqueline Laffont at the courthouse for the appeal hearing of a corruption trial at Paris courthouse on May 17, 2023. A French court of appeals will give its verdict on May 17, 2023, in one of several corruption and illegal campaign financing cases involving ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy. A French court on March 1, 2021 convicted former President Nicolas Sarkozy on charges of corruption and influence peddling, handing him a three-year prison sentence of which two years are suspended. Prosecutors called for him to be jailed for four years and serve a minimum of two, and asked for the same punishment for his co-defendants -- lawyer Thierry Herzog and the judge Gilbert Azibert. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

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