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Court of Appeal in Paris reviews rape case
A court session for Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred will be held next Thursday before the Court of Appeal in France, following his 2023 conviction for a six-year prison sentence on charges of rape. The court previously found him guilty in connection with the Laura case, who was 20 years old at the time of the incident, claiming she was assaulted and beaten in 2016 after a meeting at a nightclub in Paris. It is expected that the court will consider the possibility of his conviction or acquittal during a session that will last until September 25 in Créteil. He is currently out on bail with judicial supervision. He was previously sentenced to five years by a court in the Val d'Oise region of France for the rape of a girl in 2018, and he has filed an appeal against that verdict. According to his defense, the evidence suggests a strong likelihood of his innocence, though the prosecutors have presented evidence that could lead to his conviction. It is worth noting that Lamjarred, who is now 41 years old, has faced similar allegations in Morocco and the United States before.
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