Nicolas Sarkozy and Gaddafi

Sarkozy is the first former French president to serve a custodial sentence. In February, he was fitted with an electronic ankle bracelet to serve a one-year prison sentence under house arrest. He is allowed only to leave the house between 8am and 9pm and is barred from travel.

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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy Faces Seven-Year Prison Demand in Libya Corruption Case

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is facing serious legal trouble. French prosecutors have asked a court to sentence him to seven years in prison. They also want him to pay a fine of €300,000 (about $324,

At Sarkozy's trial: Prosecutors argue 'corruption pact' is not 'an intellectual construction, it's the facts'

Deputy Prosecutor Quentin Dandoy described ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy as being 'driven by all-consuming personal ambition, ...

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Sarkozy's Legal Turmoil: A Tale of Alleged High-Intensity Corruption

French prosecutors have requested a seven-year jail term and a hefty fine for former president Nicolas Sarkozy amid allegations of illicit campaign financing involving Libyan funds. Accused of ...

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If Sarkozy were to be convicted and imprisoned, 'it would have huge political repercussions'

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Sarkozy, Libya and Faces Seven-Year Prison

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