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Erik Tegnér thanked Pascal Praud for revisiting the controversy surrounding his magazine. He cited the Court of Cassation, the first president of the Paris Court of Appeal, the CSM, and the Union of Magistrates, then claimed that Youssef Badr and his associates had been conducting an offensive for the past 24 hours aimed at discrediting the publication. He added that his team would continue their investigations and invited readers to form their own opinions at newsstands, away from the anathemas. #journalisme #magazine #média (translated)

The Paris Court of Appeal and the Superior Council of the Judiciary express strong concern over the threats and racist attacks directed at Judge Youssef Badr, following the conviction of Erik Tegnér, founder of a far-right media outlet, for disclosing personal data. #Justice #ExtrêmeDroite #Menaces (translated)

The Superior Council of the Judiciary issued an unfavorable opinion regarding the reinstatement of Rachida Dati into the judiciary, highlighting ethical reasons, while she will receive no compensation pending a new position. #RachidaDati #JusticeFrançaise #Magistrature (translated)

Matthew Valet opposed the withdrawal of stun grenades, believing that the incident in Lens, where a young man lost a hand, did not justify disarming the police. He added that a police officer or gendarme could not be held responsible if someone picked up a grenade at the moment of its explosion. Referring to the events of the previous day at the Place de la Bastille, he claimed that the absence of grenades and LBD (flash-ball launchers) in the face of individuals determined to attack the police risked causing a "bloodbath." He questioned whether this would lead to more confrontations at close quarters and injuries. Valet stated that he felt Emmanuel Macron preferred to see a police officer hospitalized rather than a rioter imprisoned. He argued that disarming police officers exposed them to injury and reminded that they were parents wearing a uniform. He also criticized the Magistrates' Union, accusing it of complacency towards the far left. According to him, excusing violence contributed to its rooting in France. #sécurité #violence #police (translated)

Order must be maintained. Student anger: "Order must be maintained," insists Éric Ciotti, president of the UDR. We must prohibit unionization in the judiciary. For Éric Ciotti, president of the UDR, "we must prohibit unionization in the judiciary." "I don't believe the executive will take this path, because the executive is cowardly," declares Éric Ciotti, president of the UDR, who calls for the "revocation" of the mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko. #MobilisationLycéenne #MaudBregeon #Gouvernement (translated)

Marguerite Stern stated that the Union of Magistrates had published a guide intended for arrested protesters and suggested that magistrates were thus showing them how to evade the police. She described the situation as paradoxical and praised Louise Montangon, whom she said highlighted the extremism of these individuals. https://t.co/wXYZshkEuc #justice #manifestation #droitsdelhomme (translated)

Bastion stated that Louise Montangon quickly corrected several speakers on set, including a left-wing professor calling for the blocking of establishments, the young Elwan, close to LFI, and the Magistrates' Union. https://t.co/HhfNhV8uSJ #France #Politique #Actualités (translated)

Press Briefs described a strong rise in tensions on the eve of what the report referred to as the "act III" of the high school mobilization, scheduled for Tuesday, October 6. According to the author, more than 5,000 people had been arrested in a few days, about 85% of whom were minors, and nearly 200 students had been injured. He cited several serious injuries: a 16-year-old had lost the use of an eye in Tours, a 14-year-old had been seriously injured in the jaw and teeth in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône, a high school student had been injured in the eye in Argenteuil, and on Monday in Lens, a 15-year-old had his hand blown off by the explosion of a de-escalation grenade. Press Briefs added that six investigations by the IGPN were recorded on Monday afternoon. The author reminded that the demands were particularly about the lack of teachers and staff, overcrowded classes, learning conditions, inequalities in resources, and Parcoursup. He reported that the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, had stated that he had given no instructions aimed at limiting the action of the law enforcement agencies nor requested that they forgo their intermediate weaponry. Press Briefs also estimated that the media coverage gave a dominant place to damage, clashes, and law enforcement, to the detriment of the demands and the use of force. In support of this criticism, the author cited a count by Acrimed covering four days of 1 PM and 8 PM news programs on France 2. Of the 24 minutes and 53 seconds dedicated to mobilizations, 19 minutes and 26 seconds, nearly 78%, were said to have focused on violence and clashes. The demands received 1 minute and 56 seconds, a potential disproportionate police response 47 seconds, and the government's accusations against LFI 2 minutes and 58 seconds. Press Briefs also reported that the League of Human Rights, the Lawyers' Union of France, and the Magistrates' Union had criticized the police response and raised concerns about the rights of minors and the rule of law. The Magistrates' Union had described it as brutal and inappropriate for a movement composed mainly of young people, according to the author. #Lyceens #Mobilisation #ViolencesPolicieres (translated)

The author indicated that after the Syndicat de la magistrature, the Ligue des droits de l’homme had raised concerns about the repression targeting young high school students. He denounced a level of violence that he deemed very serious, stating that adolescents were being mutilated without any dialogue being initiated. He also mentioned a drift of Macron's government. #Justice #Répression #FR (translated)

Anthony Smith relayed a statement from the Magistrates' Union that denounced the government's response to the anger of high school students. The union believed that the methods of maintaining order did not take into account the vulnerability of a movement composed mainly of minors. It cited videos that reportedly showed students being gassed, brutal arrests, and the use of LBD (defense ball launchers) and explosive grenades. The statement claimed that these disproportionate uses of force particularly affected young people of color from working-class neighborhoods. #6octobre #Justice #DroitsDesEnfants #Manifestation (translated)