This Friday, March 11, the court of Besançon (Doubs) delivered its judgment in the case of the former magistrate of Dijon (Côte-d’Or) who offered his 12-year-old daughter on a libertine dating site. He was sentenced to two years in prison, including one year.
On February 18, the former judge of Dijon (Côte-d’Or) was tried by the court of Besançon for having offered his 12-year-old daughter on a libertine dating site. The court’s decision was finally rendered this Friday, March 11: the former magistrate was sentenced to two years in prison, including one year and was found guilty of all the offenses with which he was charged.
In detail, the 56-year-old man, who had not appeared in court during his trial, was being prosecuted for “instigation not followed by effects, to the commission of crimes of a sexual nature against minors”. The court therefore followed the requisition of the prosecutor who had asked for two years in prison, including a farm 3 weeks ago.
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For a year, the former magistrate will be subject to detention at his home wearing an electronic bracelet. The terms will be decided shortly by the sentencing judge. As a reminder, the girl proposed on the libertine site still lives with her parents.
In addition, he received a treatment order and is prohibited from carrying out any activity related to minors, whether professionally or voluntarily, for 10 years. The man will also be registered in Fijais, the file of perpetrators of sexual or violent offenses.
Last decision taken by the court on the sidelines of this case, the constitution of three associations for the defense of children (Innocence in danger, the Voice of the child, Acting against child prostitution) as a civil party was declared inadmissible.
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