En deplacement au tribunal judiciaire d'Amiens, Gerald Darmanin a demande plus de moyens pour la justice et notamment la creation de places de detention pour les courtes peines.
Gérald Darmanin, the newly appointed French Minister of Justice, advocates for the creation of additional prison spaces specifically for individuals serving short sentences ("petites peines"). He emphasizes this proposal as part of his broader goals to expedite the justice system, increase its effectiveness, and provide it with greater resources. Darmanin acknowledges budgetary constraints while seeking additional funding to achieve these objectives. Essentially, the core idea is to address perceived shortcomings in the justice system by expanding prison capacity for short-term sentences. This suggests a focus on strengthening law enforcement and potentially increasing incarceration rates for certain offenses.
