Why the Judiciary Often Takes Months to Deliver a Verdict in Major Trials Like Those Against Nicolas Sarkozy When a criminal court or a court of appeals hears a complex case involving tens of thousands of pages of procedural files, years of investigations, and numerous participants, the verdict typically does not come immediately after the conclusion of the hearing. In particularly sensational cases, such as those against former French President…
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