French court sanctions far-right leader with 15 months ineligibility and one year electronic bracelet
The French judiciary paved the way for Marine Le Pen to run in the presidential elections after the Court of Appeal reduced the disqualification period from five years to 45 months, with a condition of electronic monitoring via an ankle bracelet. This ruling is considered an important step, although Le Pen will face challenges related to the restrictions imposed by the bracelet. Polls continue to rate her as one of the leading candidates in the elections scheduled for April and May 2027.
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