Jubillar case. Toulouse: incredible hiccup when Cédric Jubillar arrived in the box, in court

By Laurent Derne Published on June 9, 22 at 11:04 Actu Toulouse See my news Follow this media An incredible quack in the courtroom, in Toulouse, this Thursday, June 9, 2022. (©Laurent Derne / Actu Toulouse) what is he? But no… But yes, it’s him! “. On the benches reserved for the public, surprise competes with disbelief. Under the eyes of this second class of the high school of Auzeville (Haute-Garonne), come to attend a hearing of the judicial court, Cédric Jubillar makes his appearance in the box, under the crackling of the flashes of the photographers and the eye of multiple cameras. Incredible appearance on stage The fastest take out their smartphone. In tune with the press that came in large numbers as part of the possible six-month extension of the pre-trial detention of the plasterer imprisoned in the Seysses remand center for a year for the murder of his wife, Delphine, whom he denies. Click here to view the content Goat provided – à la Charlélie Couture for those over 20 – shaved hair, Cédric Jubillar wears his favorite orange down jacket, over a dark sweater from which the collar of a white shirt emerges. His lawyers, Mes Alexandre Martin, Emmanuelle Franck and Jean-Baptiste Alary – come to greet him. The cameras keep rolling. Photographers capture this extremely rare moment since the start of a case that has held France in suspense for 18 months. A magistrate whistles the end of recess But you will not see these images. A magistrate, called to the rescue during the (rapid) suspension of the hearing, after barely a handful of minutes, reminds an annoyed audience of the rules. “No shooting is possible in a courtroom without prior authorization”. Most journalists have already transmitted their images to the editorial staff. “Their distribution is prohibited and we will prosecute those who break the law”, she warns. All that remains of this episode is an incredible hiccup: no human or physical filter prevented the press (or the public) from entering the courtroom, and capture the image of Cédric Jubillar or his lawyers for very long minutes. One more incident in this extraordinary media affair… The hearing is finally held behind closed doors Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers are currently pleading for the release of their client under judicial supervision before the judge of freedoms and detention. The investigating judges requested a 6-month extension of his pre-trial detention, a postulate supported by the Toulouse prosecutor’s office, which requested (and obtained) the closed session. Was this article useful to you? Note that you can follow Actu Toulouse in the My Actu space. In one click, after registration, you will find all the news of your favorite cities and brands.