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Lawyers for the various parties arrive at court on the second day of the closing arguments in the trial of the January 2015 attacks in Paris. The national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office is due to announce the sentences required against the 14 defendants, described as the linchpin of the attacks. IMAGES
Lawyers for the plaintiffs and defence enter the courtroom in the trial of the Trebes and Carcassonne attacks for the closing arguments of the French National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office. Seven people are on trial in Paris over their connection to an Islamic State group follower who in 2018 killed four people in southern France. IMAGES
Images of the arrivals of lawyers at a Brussels court about to deliver its judgement for 14 people accused of having helped members of the jihadist cell behind the attacks in Paris of 13 November 2015. The judgement comes a day after the verdict of a special court in Paris which, after ten months of hearings, sentenced on Wednesday evening 20 men (six of whom were tried in absentia) involved in the worst acts of violence committed in France since the end of the Second World War. IMAGES
Martin Vettes and Olivia Ronen, Salah Abdeslam's two lawyers, enter the courtroom at the Paris courthouse on the Ile de la Cité for the reading of the verdict in the November 13 trial, during which the court is expected to rule on the fate of the main defendant in the 2015 Paris attacks and his co-defendants. IMAGES
Defence and plaintiffs' lawyers in the trial of Nicolas Zepeda, a Chilian on trial in France for the murder of his Japanese ex-girlfriend Narumi Kurosaki, arrive at the Besançon courthouse to present their closing arguments. IMAGES
The parents of murdered French schoolgirl Maelys, Jennifer Cleyet-Marrel and Joachim De Araujo, arrive in court in the French city of Grenoble with their lawyers and the lawyer of convicted killer Nordahl Lelandais, Mr Jakubowicz. Former French soldier Lelandais is already imprisoned over the brutal beating death of a fellow serviceman. IMAGES
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