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He's a super high flight risk, so I'm thinking the prosecution is going to make a pretty solid case for him staying in pre-trial until trial in a year or two.
by qingcharles 2y ago
He's a super high flight risk, so I'm thinking the prosecution is going to make a pretty solid case for him staying in pre-trial until trial in a year or two.
He's gonna have a very miserable time. Flying private jet --> watching another man shitting next to you.
- maxo133 2y agoYes and the DGSE agents visiting every week or so giving him an release offer you can't refuse.
- phtrivier 2y agoWell, he'll only have to see them twice a week now [1]: he's been officially charged, then released (under bail), has to check in regularly, and can't leave the country. I don't know if that counts as "due process" for everyone ? [1] https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2024/08/28/le-pdg-de-telegram-pavel-durov-mis-en-examen-et-remis-en-liberte-sous-controle-judiciaire-avec-interdiction-de-quitter-le-territoire-francais_6298006_3224.html https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2024/08/28/le-pdg-de-...