Meillet
Americannoun
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Mr. Girard’s lawyer, Delphine Meillet, said that he had no intention of stepping down as a city councilor.
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“There is no criminal offense and if there were one, it would not be legally valid because of the statute of limitations,’’ Ms. Meillet said during a phone interview.
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Delphine Meillet, a lawyer for Mr. Le Drian, called the sentences “satisfying.”
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“It’s a signal for society that it is extremely serious to pose as a minister, even more so in a context as delicate as the fight against terrorism,” Ms. Meillet said on Wednesday.
From New York Times
Delphine Meillet, a lawyer representing Mr. Le Drian, said on Tuesday in an interview with France Inter radio that the scammers were preying upon their targets at a time when fears about terrorism were particularly acute, after a string of deadly attacks in France and the rise of terrorist groups profiting from the war in Syria.
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