Nicolas Sarkozy Going From France's Presidential Palace to a Paris Prison

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : I'll hold my head high, including in front of the doors of La Santé," Sarkozy told La Tribune Dimanche newspaper.
52% : I have always been very clear in my public statements about the independence of the judiciary in my role, but it was normal on a human level to receive one of my predecessors in this context,'' Macron said Monday. Sarkozy told Le Figaro newspaper that he expects to be held in solitary confinement, where he would be kept away from all other prisoners for security reasons.

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