Overview
- The defendant was convicted on February 27, 2026 and received 24 months in prison, including 14 months suspended with reinforced probation, mandated treatment and a no‑contact order.
- The judgment found she delivered one or two slaps to Matisse’s head; she denied the acts throughout a closed‑door hearing that lasted more than ten hours.
- Prosecutor David Marcat had requested three years, with two suspended, calling the conduct an act at “the last stage of the ignoble.”
- The trial was held in camera under heavy security, with public access blocked due to risks of reprisals after her earlier exfiltration from the courthouse.
- The son, convicted on May 28, 2025 and serving eight years with a long-term care injunction, had fetched a knife after a rap-battle dispute and returned with his mother before delivering the fatal stab; the killing prompted large marches and heated political controversy over their Afghan nationality.