Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, 70, is fitted with electronic ankle tag after making 'corruption pact' with a judge

Daily Mail

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He will be required to remain at his Paris home between 8pm and 8am, but has been given a special dispensation to be outside until 9.30pm for three days a week when attending his current trial on charges – that he denies – of accepting millions in illegal campaign funds from the Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Guardian
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France's highest appeals court in December ordered Sarkozy to wear the tag for a year, after finding him guilty of illegal attempts to secure favours from a judge.
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