She speaks with her hands behind her back, in a low, monotonous voice. But his words carry with an astonishing force which goes crescendo. On the 144th day of the trial of the attacks of November 13, 2015, the seventh of the defense arguments, the lawyer who comes to the bar is the second to speak for one of the accused against whom a sentence of Life imprisonment with 22 years of security was required: Mohamed Bakkali. An hour and a half with no effect of sleeves by which, yes, Me Orly Rezlan managed to become this “bridge between you and him” that she wanted to “try to be”. To “clarify his position”, where he had chosen, if not to evoke his personality after the testimony of the mother of a victim, to exercise his right to silence during his interrogation on the facts.
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