French prosecutors have requested a two-year house arrest sentence with electronic monitoring for former minister Rachida Dati in a corruption case linked to a 2009 contract with Renault-Nissan.
French prosecutors have requested a two-year prison sentence to be served at home with an electronic bracelet for Rachida Dati, former Minister of Culture and Justice, in a corruption case.
The case involves allegations of lobbying on behalf of the Renault-Nissan group while Dati was a Member of the European Parliament. The investigation focuses on a contract signed in 2009 between Dati and Carlos Ghosn, then head of Renault-Nissan, who is now a fugitive.
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