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Lelandais Tried in Colmar Over Alleged Assault During Prison Visit as Court Weighs Closed Hearing

Prosecutors seek legal recidivism, raising potential prison time with implications for parental rights.

Overview

  • The Colmar prosecutor is pursuing legal recidivism, exposing Nordahl Lelandais to up to ten additional years of incarceration and possible limits on parental authority.
  • The child's mother says she does not consider herself a victim and has declined to become a civil party.
  • Press reports cite surveillance footage said to show Lelandais grabbing his partner and covering her mouth during the June visitation.
  • The hearing is expected to take place behind closed doors to protect the mother and child, pending the tribunal’s decision.
  • A ten-month social inquiry reportedly found no danger to the child, while the Association Themis is appearing as a civil party on the child’s behalf.