Overview
- The tribunal correctionnel de Marseille accepted the defense request on Tuesday and set the trial for 21 October 2026.
- Prosecutors accuse Delogu of receiving stolen property and disclosing personal data after documents taken during a Laser Propreté labour dispute were posted on his Instagram.
- Those charges carry up to five years in prison, a €750,000 fine and a complementary penalty of ineligibility that could bar him from office.
- The contested documents were taken in September 2024 during a dispute at Laser Propreté, and the alleged victim, former local CRIF head Isidore Aragones, says he has received malicious calls and threats since the leak.
- Delogu did not attend the June hearing and his lawyer cited a 'very tense' climate and reported threats; separate inquiries into threats and a complaint by Delogu are continuing with a related hearing scheduled for 7 July.