"He is still standing and alive"

He says he has9000000"Enemies in Belgium: Those who do not understand his fight for the parole of Marc Dutroux by 2021. This Thursday, Bruno Dayez, the lawyer Marc Dutroux, pleaded in the court of applications sentences (TAP) a request for new psychiatric expertise of the man sentenced to life imprisonment in 2004. TAP's response is expected on October 28. In this regard, Bruno Dayez is explicit: "He was diagnosed as a psychopath in 1996 and some believe he has remained so. It denies the ability of evolution of a human over a quarter of a century. That's something I'm up against. But I do not have the competence to perform a psychiatric diagnosis. I do not prejudge the TAP decision. It is not yet time to talk about parole. Each day has enough trouble of its"The criminal notes that the prosecutor has endorsed his approach to seek a psychiatric opinion, while also validating the names of three professionals called to give this opinion.

Guest of "Thursday in Prime", Bruno Dayez describes his client as a man "still standing and alive, which is a miracle. The population must know that it is subject to an exceptional regime which is planned to last for 2 months, renewable. But what has been inflicted on him for more than 20 years. It is a strict isolation regime, which means that he has absolutely no contact with his peers."Whoever is presented as a monster does not deserve this qualifier because, explains Me Dayez"Nobody can be described as a monster. You have people who have known more or less abominable acts, which have been more or less severely condemned. But they are people. Nobody loses his humanity in prison. "

Is Marc Dutroux still a danger? "No, according to my personal opinion"

Bruno Dayez has been defending Marc Dutroux for 40 months. The lawyer believes that his client is "perfectly healthy, while he spent 23 years in abominable detention conditions, which would transform anyone."Can we not, then, think that, precisely, an exit of Dutroux would be harmful for him, that he could not have improved?"Making it better does not coincide with the question of whether it is dangerous. In any case, the conditions imposed on all prisoners locked up for long sentences do not necessarily make them better. The difference between him and the other prisoners is that they live in a situation of overcrowding and agglutination, which is unbearable, it is an intolerable promiscuity. Conversely, Marc Dutroux is kept in isolation, too, unbearable. We can not go from 23 years of isolation to liberation in society, without safeguards, without guarantee, overnight."

The release, in the long term, and the reintegration of Marc Dutroux, it is a matter of principle, it is "the vocation of the State to ensure that the detainees whom they deprive of any autonomy are at one time reinserted. In his particular case, it is obvious that it is inconceivable to plunge him back into civil society. From this perspective, it would be necessary to create a solution specific to this exceptional case, allowing public security and ensuring the absence of reprisals."

"We tend the microphone to the victims, for lack of tending to the policies"

What place for the families of the victims in this process concerning Marc Dutroux? The latter expresses regret to his lawyer "that he does not have much opportunity to express"and"takes full responsibility for what he did"Penalist finds that the law excludes families from the debate on sentence and parole" According to Bruno Dayez, "oIt tends to mimic the victims because it can not be politicized and the victims are given the role of agents of repression. They are systematically asked what they think of judgments, whereas it is justice that judges on behalf of the state. Politics are mute (…) on real life, on parole reform, and on the fact that prisons are hospices. (…) Policies want to please the opinion. "

For Bruno Dayez, the duty of lawyers is "to defend anyone, (But) we are not supposed to defend it anyhow"Through Marc Dutroux, the criminalist says defend all inmates:"I'm wetting my jersey, I'm under police protection, and it's hard to cope day after day."Even if Marc Dutroux's release process fails, Bruno Dayez assures him:"I will continue until my last breath."