拉希达·达蒂因涉嫌非法接收贿赂在巴黎受审 1。这位曾任法国司法部长和文化部长的官员被指控在2009年10月至2013年2月担任欧洲议会议员期间，从雷诺-日产集团下属公司非法接收90万欧元的律师费以进行游说活动 1。检控方认为2009年签订的法律服务合同——规定年费为30万欧元——实际上是掩盖游说工作的幌子 1。
达蒂的法律团队否认所有指控，声称她在此期间专门从事律师工作 1。雷诺-日产集团前首席执行官卡洛斯·戈恩缺席受审 1。此外，另有调查指控达蒂在担任欧洲议会议员期间接收了来自能源集团GDF Suez近30万欧元的未申报款项 1。若被定罪，达蒂面临最高10年监禁、45万欧元罚款，以及5年禁公职处罚 1。
Rashida Dati, a former French culture minister, appeared in court in Paris facing corruption allegations stemming from her time as a European Parliament member.1 She is accused of illegally receiving 900,000 euros in legal fees from a Renault-Nissan group subsidiary between October 2009 and February 2013 to conduct lobbying activities.1 Prosecutors contend that a legal services contract signed in 2009, which stipulated annual fees of 300,000 euros, served as a cover for undisclosed lobbying work.1 Dati's legal team has denied all charges, maintaining that she engaged exclusively in legitimate legal practice.1
Carlos Ghosn, the former chief executive of the Renault-Nissan group, is also implicated in the case but did not appear at trial.1 If convicted, Dati faces a maximum sentence of ten years in prison, a fine of 450,000 euros, and a five-year ban from public office.1 Beyond the current charges, authorities are investigating allegations that Dati received approximately 300,000 euros in undeclared funds from energy group GDF Suez while serving as a European Parliament member.1
Dati previously held prominent ministerial positions in France, including justice minister under Nicolas Sarkozy and culture minister under Emmanuel Macron.1
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