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Seydi Ba wrote that RN pamphlets were found in Kévin T.'s car and saw it as a particularly clear sign of political inspiration. He compared this element to the flags of the Islamic State and its propaganda videos, which he claimed were held against individuals in terrorist cases, and hoped that the judges would draw consequences from it. He also accused television commentators, whom he described as racists, of trying to dilute responsibility and shift it onto the left. #politique #terrorisme #racisme (translated)

Seydi Ba cited Robert Badinter for his fight against the death penalty, Gisèle Halimi for feminism and women's rights, and Jacques Vergès for his anti-colonialist commitment and against imperialism. He also mentioned Henri de Beauregard, accompanied by an emoji representing a dress. #DroitsHumains #Féminisme #Justice (translated)

Lawyer Seydi Ba explained that he wore his gown during a demonstration on Saturday, like many of his fellow colleagues. He believed it was the right choice, stating that the role of a lawyer was political and that the rights he defended were also at stake in the streets. He reported that dozens of people thanked him for being present. On Boulevard Magenta, demonstrators reportedly asked him to accompany them to leave the area, believing that the police would not take action against him. Seydi Ba said he felt that his gown made all the sense in this situation. He acknowledged that he might have been wrong regarding the rules, mentioning Gisèle Halimi, who had been told she could not present herself as a lawyer. To justify his choice, he cited the insults directed at lawyers in court, the assault of a colleague outside a police station by bodyguards of Jordan Bardella, the harassment of magistrates by newspapers, and the detention of dozens of minors in tiny, cold, and unsanitary cells. He also mentioned a democratic shift. Seydi Ba thanked his Bar Association for a quick ethical reminder, noting that it came before other positions he was expecting. He concluded that as a young lawyer, he still had much to learn. #Justice #DroitsHumains #Avocat (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote in an article published in Le 1 hebdo, available at newsstands, that the current doctrine of maintaining order turned an entire generation against the police, who are supposed to protect them. He said he did not fear the police officers individually, but the uniform, because he did not know who was behind it and believed that person would be protected. He added that he was afraid and that this fear was justified. #Police #Sécurité #Société (translated)

Seydi Ba recalled that, in a tweet published just before, his interlocutor had announced having given the public prosecutors instructions in favor of an "extremely firm" judicial response. Ba stated that the public prosecutors were not independent, adding that the ECHR and everyone knew this. He accused his interlocutor of damaging justice a little more every day. #Justice #DroitsHumains #IndépendanceJudiciaire (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that an unnamed person was contradicted by the prosecutor of Paris as well as by his own intelligence services. He denounced his conspiracy theories, stated that they would not prevail, and asked where Emmanuel Macron was, adding that we had seen enough of the "interim" leaders. #France #Politique #Macron (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that at least fifty lawyers were gathered in the immediate appearances room in Paris. He presented their presence as a protest and a testimony against what he described as judicial and institutional violence, and expressed his pride in the colleagues who, in his opinion, refused to remain silent. (translated)

Seydi Ba has described Gérald Darmanin as the worst Keeper of the Seals in the history of France. He said he does not understand the duration of his tenure in that position and believed that the submission of the public prosecutors to him constitutes one of the greatest dangers to the rule of law. #Justice #Droit #Politique (translated)

Seydi Ba accused the Keeper of the Seals, Darmanin, of having decided in advance and on a national scale to retain the qualification of organized crime, whereas this decision should have been made by the prosecutor, on a case-by-case basis and in light of the facts. He asserted that this approach aimed to extend police custody and authorize investigative acts. Seydi Ba also argued that Article 30 of the Code of Criminal Procedure prohibited instructions in individual cases and that an investigation targeting all cases at once remained, in his view, an individual investigation. #Justice #Procédure #Droit (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that a lawyer had just left a police station where he was, in his opinion, legitimately exercising his profession. He accused Jordan Bardella of conducting a political recovery operation in public and claimed that the lawyer had made no violent gestures. He questioned by what right the officers responsible for Bardella's security had confronted him brutalizingly, reproaching those who claimed to defend order for trampling on him on the sidewalk. #justice #droit #politique (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that he would prefer his taxes to be used to repair the damage caused by popular anger rather than to finance a €34,000 armchair for Gérard Larcher or €50,000 worth of dishes at the Élysée. He presented this as a matter of priority. #JusticeSociale #Priorités #Économie (translated)

Seydi Ba advised individuals who suffered police violence the day before to file a complaint at the police station of their choice. He stated that the station must accept the complaint under Article 15-3 of the Criminal Procedure Code, and recommended immediately requesting a requisition for a medico-judicial unit to have the ITT assessed, with the option of being accompanied by a lawyer. He also recommended sending a written complaint to the public prosecutor, accompanied by videos and a detailed description of the facts, including timings, actions, visible identifiers, and witnesses. He urged witnesses to also write to the prosecutor, attaching their videos, their dated and signed account, as well as a copy of their identification. Seydi Ba finally recommended contacting the IGPN or the IGGN if it involved gendarmes, as well as the Defender of Rights, and to keep medical certificates, photos, clothing, and contact details of witnesses. He suggested contacting the Bar Association, the CAJ Collective, or the Antiracist Legal Team for assistance, and called for not allowing police violence to go unchallenged. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsHumains #Justice (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that France had been governed for two years by interim leaders whom he deemed illegitimate, particularly since the dissolution of the National Assembly by Emmanuel Macron, whom he referred to as "Caligula." He denounced the lack of leadership and short-sighted policy, improvised in response to crises. He accused Macron of having sown chaos and then abandoned power, and asked him where he was and to account for himself. #France #Politique #EmmanuelMacron (translated)