After the ruling of a 10-year prison sentence.. Saad Lamjarred's father says "My son is wronged"
- The Moroccan artist Bachir Abdo posted on his official Instagram account on Saturday a photo of himself in front of a courthouse in France, writing "My son is wronged" in his first comment on the ruling that sentenced his son, artist Saad Lamjarred, to 10 years in prison. An unjust ruling despite all the clear evidence presented by the defense team before the court judge and the public prosecutor.
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- The Moroccan artist Bashir Abdo published, through his official account on Instagram, a photo of himself in front of a courthouse in France on Saturday, and wrote, "My son is wronged," in his first comment on the ruling issued to imprison his son, the artist Saad Lamjarred, for 10 years. An unjust ruling despite all the clear evidence presented by the defense team before the court judge and the public prosecutor.
My situation and that of my wife, Lalla Nuzha, and Saad's wife and her mother... The Court of Appeal in Créteil, southeastern France, issued a ruling on Saturday sentencing Saad Lamjarred to 10 years in prison; "with an order to place him in custody, on charges of rape accompanied by an aggravating circumstance that he was under the influence of alcohol," according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).
Lamjarred (41 years old) maintains his innocence, and Marie Bourgoburo, one of the Moroccan artist's lawyers, stated that "he will appeal the ruling before the Court of Cassation," according to AFP.
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