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France: Judges revolt against Sarkozy (part 2)

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Marc Perelman interviews Jean-Philippe Rivaud, Deputy Prosecutor General (Court of appeal of Amiens), Daniel Soulez Larivière, Lawyer (Soulez Larivière & Associés); Jean-Marc Gonin, Senior Writer with Le Figaro Magazine; and Joav Toker, Professor at the American Graduate School in Paris.

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