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Jonathann Daval files defamation lawsuit against Alexia's family
·par Prim.net·2 min de lecture
Jonathann Daval files a complaint for defamation against Alexia's family
\n\nIn a new turn of events within the Alexia Daval affair which has shaken France so much, Jonathann Daval, convicted in November 2020 for the murder of his wife Alexia, decided to file a complaint for defamation against the victim's family. Daval claims that his rights were violated following the numerous accusations made publicly against him by Alexia's family, thus setting up a new phase of legal division surrounding this case.\n\n
Defamation? A new twist in the Jonathann Daval affair
\n\nOn February 21, 2022, the lawyers of Jonathann Daval filed a defamation complaint against the family ofAlexia. They argue that Daval was publicly denigrated by Alexia's family and by the media in general, which they say undermined his integrity while he himself admitted to the crime and was sentenced to 25 years in prison without remission of sentence.\n\n
Alexia DeVall's family targeted by the complaint
\n\nThe names of Alexia's family, notably her mother and father, appear in the complaint filed by Jonathann Daval's lawyers. This complaint caused a shock wave within the family, which was quick to react by vehemently condemning this new legal action by Daval.\n\n
A contested legal decision
\n\nAt the heart of the debate, the legitimacy of this complaint is the subject of numerous discussions. For many observers, in fact, it is surprising that Daval, convicted of the murder ofAlexia, can file a complaint for defamation against those who denounced his actions.\n\nIt remains to be seen how justice will receive this new complaint and what impact it could have on the entire case. Does the law really provide that Jonathann Daval can file a complaint for defamation after being found guilty of the murder of his wife? The trial of the Alexia Daval affair, far from being concluded, continues to spark a lively debate in the French legal and public sphere. \n\n