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Fillon affair: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that "justice has functioned independently"

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Emmanuel Macron seized the independent body in June after statements by the former PNF chief, who said he had been subjected to "pressure" from his superiors.

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Le Monde

Fillon affair: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that "justice has functioned independently"

Emmanuel Macron seized the independent body in June after statements by the former PNF chief, who said he had been subjected to "pressure" from his superiors.

4 years ago·Paris, France

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La Libre

Fillon trial: the Superior Council of the Judiciary dismisses any "pressure" from the executive

No "pressure" in the Fillon investigation: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that the justice functioned "independently" in this extraordinary case, but advocates a "double reform" to remove in the future any suspicion of bias.

4 years ago

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jeanmarcmorandini.com

Fillon case: The Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that no "pressure" from the executive power had been exerted on the national financial prosecutor's office

The Supreme Judicial Council (CSM) estimated that no "pressure" from the executive power had been exerted on the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF) in the investigation of the Fillon couple,

4 years ago

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RTL.fr

Fillon case: "Justice functioned independently", says CSM

The Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) judges that the investigation into the Fillon couple was carried out "independently".

4 years ago

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Fillon affair: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that "justice has functioned independently"

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Fillon affair: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that "justice has functioned independently"

Fillon affair: the Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that "justice has functioned independently"

Fillon trial: the Superior Council of the Judiciary dismisses any "pressure" from the executive

Fillon trial: the Superior Council of the Judiciary dismisses any "pressure" from the executive

Fillon case: The Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that no "pressure" from the executive power had been exerted on the national financial prosecutor's office

Fillon case: The Superior Council of the Judiciary considers that no "pressure" from the executive power had been exerted on the national financial prosecutor's office

Fillon case: "Justice functioned independently", says CSM

Fillon case: "Justice functioned independently", says CSM

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