In the Marseille court, the clumsy apologies of MP Delogu threatened with ineligibility

Sébastien Delogu, a deputy from La France insoumise, faced a court hearing in Marseille regarding allegations of sharing stolen documents on social media. Initially silent, he later offered awkward apologies, claiming poor advice and urgency in his actions. The prosecutor, Audrey Jouaneton, criticized him for tarnishing his mandate and requested a two-year suspended prison sentence, a €10,000 fine, and five years of ineligibility. Delogu is also involved in other legal issues, including charges of contempt and defamation, and is accused of possessing stolen goods and doxing individuals.