Telnic co-founder Fabien Chalandon bailed out of jail, for 75'000 Euros

Publié le 13/07/2010 / Le Point.fr

The Court of Appeal of Paris has accepted the request for release of Fabien Chalandon, son of former Justice Minister Albin Chalandon, indicted for violating the law on games of chance, if a rule important bond, officials said a judicial source. The trial chamber of the Court of Appeal of Paris has accepted that sort of prison or under court supervision but must Fabien Chalandon previously able to pay a bail of 75,000 euros, the source said.

In custody since July 1, Fabien Chalandon, 57, has served as technical consultant of the company Visionex, suspected of making internet terminals allowing illegal paris.
He is suspected of having intervened with the Justice Minister, Michele Alliot-Marie, when the latter was Minister of the Interior to encourage the installation of Internet terminals. The manager of the company Visionex based in Nantes (Loire-Atlantique), Olivier Sigoignet, for his part, was indicted last May for "violation of the laws on gambling" and remanded.

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