opponent Jean-Marc Kabund put under house arrest
The hearing took place behind closed doors between the detainee, his lawyers, the judges and the prosecutor. It was short-lived. The prosecutor wanted to keep the opponent in prison, arguing that the charges are serious. The court did not follow him and decided to convert the detention into house arrest.
"The judges only applied the law," said his lawyers, who said they were outraged by the detention of the deputy. That house arrest is subject to conditions that have not been disclosed. After the hearing, Jean-Marc…