The 40-year-old woman who posted on Facebook a video taken on February 3 during the trial of Nordahl Lelandais has been notified of a reminder to the law, report our colleagues from Dauphine Libere. She will have to pay 100 euros of citizen contribution.
She was heard Tuesday by the police and summoned this Wednesday before the delegate of the Grenoble prosecutor Eric Vaillant, said the latter in a press release.
A reminder to the law for a selfie
The prosecutor had announced that he had ordered the investigation on February 3 on the fourth day of the trial of the former soldier, tried for the murder of little Maëlys, specifying that “on the video we can see the accused”.
Nordahl Lelandais’ lawyer, Me Alain Jakubowicz, was indignant during the hearing of the “delirious runaway” around this trial which ended on Friday with the sentencing of his client to life imprisonment with life imprisonment. a 22-year prison term.
A 40-year-old man who had taken a selfie in the courtroom during the same trial but erased it at the request of the security services was “summoned in March before the prosecutor’s delegate for a reminder to law and a citizen’s contribution of 50 euros,” added Eric Vaillant.