Saad Lamjarred's file is back on the French judiciary's table again.

The reports and news couldn't resist circulating the name of the Moroccan artist Saad Lamjarred, bringing it back to the spotlight once again through the same gateway. This Monday morning marked the beginning of his trial in the appeals stage in France, in the case where he was sentenced in 2023 to 6 years in prison for the alleged rape of a French girl in 2016. According to French media, today's session was held behind closed doors at the request of the civil party, meaning that the press and the public were barred from attending, indicating the sensitivity of the case and its details. Saad Lamjarred, who had been released from prison just a month after the initial verdict following his acceptance of temporary release, appeared before the French judiciary again after two years in an attempt by his defense to reduce the sentence or drop some charges, while the civil party continues to adhere to their narrative and demands. The current session is just the beginning of a new series of anticipated sessions that will witness hearings from various parties and discussions of data and developments that may alter the course of events, awaiting the final verdict that will determine the fate of the Moroccan artist. This current session for Lamjarred marks the start of a series of awaited sessions that will involve hearing from various parties and discussing data and developments that may shift the balance, pending the final judgment against him. Saad Lamjarred had left prison just a month after the initial verdict following his acceptance of temporary release, appearing before the French judiciary again after two years in an attempt by his defense to reduce the sentence or drop some charges, while the civil party continues to adhere to their narrative and demands.