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France's justice minister decision not to resign 'may well be taken out of his hands'
France's justice minister Gerald Darmanin refused to resign despite public outrage over judicial lapses in handling the suspect in an 11-year-old girl's killing. An expert noted Darmanin's decision not to resign 'may well be taken out of his hands' due to public anger and the ministry's failed attempt to blame magistrates.
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