Abdeslam lawyer comments outside hearing

M. Adeslam chose to exercise his right to silence during a hearing, feeling unjustly treated under constant surveillance imposed by the justice minister without legal framework. This surveillance is seen as a political decision rather than a legal one, aimed at reassuring the public after a human tragedy. M. Adeslam questions why he is uniquely subjected to this measure in France.

What right did Mr. Adeslam exercise during his hearing?

• Right to a fair trial

• Right to legal counsel

• Right to silence

• Right to appeal

How does Mr. Adeslam feel about the surveillance imposed on him?

• He feels it is justified

• He feels it is beneficial

• He feels it is a violation of his rights

• He feels indifferent

What is the main reason Mr. Adeslam believes he is being treated differently?

• His cooperation with the authorities

• The lack of a legal framework for the surveillance

• His political affiliations

• His past criminal record

What is the nature of the decision to impose surveillance on Mr. Adeslam?

• A legal decision

• A political decision

• A personal decision

• A medical decision

What does the text suggest should have been done if there was a risk of suicide?

• Increase surveillance

• Remove surveillance

• Conduct a psychological or psychiatric evaluation

• Inform the public