France
Justice Monday, February 7, 2011
their anger towards their questioning by Laetitia Présidentdans case marks a new episode of tension.
It would be "a kind of climax to any attacks on the judiciary has been in recent years" (Eric de Montgolfier, the public prosecutor to Nice); "water drop" (Christophe Regnard, president of the Union Association of Magistrates). Matthew Bonduelle, the Union of Magistrates, has "never seen such a state of mobilization."
Week stirred
This week will be agitated in the courts. General meetings planned across today. Call to return all non-emergency cases until Friday. National Day on Thursday. This is to protest against the charges against the police and justice. The president spoke of "serious malfunctions" in the released without monitoring Meilhon Tony, suspected of the murder of Laetitia Perrais. This is not the first fury of the judiciary against Nicolas Sarkozy.
Interior Minister, he had already sparked an outcry: the judge who released one of the alleged killers of the jogger Nelly Crémel should "pay for his mistake" , "he said in 2005. The following year, he criticized the court in Bobigny, in Seine-Saint-Denis, "a form of resignation" deal with offenders.
November 2007: after his election to the presidency, magistrates, clerks and lawyers protesting against the reform of the judicial system which provides for the removal of more than 300 jurisdictions. A few months later, in 2008, judicial and prison services are implicated in the suicide of a minor to prison Metz. In 2009, he comes to remove the judge. In 2010, to introduce jurors popular citizens ¯ ¯ the criminal courts.
These strained relations have fed on the clumsy use of words or volunteers. In 2003, Nicolas Sarkozy, a former lawyer, had described the suspect Yvan Colonna " the assassin of prefect Erignac ". Defendants therefore presumed innocent ¯ ¯ the Clearstream affair had been designated "guilty" . Misnomer reiterated on Thursday about Tony Meilhon.
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