Laurence de Charette: “After the Lyhanna affair, justice does not intend to be held accountable”
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CHRONICLE - In the case of the Lyhanna drama, as was the case during the legal fiasco of the Outreau affair, justice seems reluctant to examine its conscience. Even less to be held accountable.
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