Former French Leader's Legal Woes Continue: What's Next for Sarkozy?

The highest court in France has recently made a big decision. They said that Nicolas Sarkozy, who was the president before, broke the rules. He spent too much money on his campaign in 2012. The law says there's a limit, but he went way over it. The court said he has to stay at home for six months. But because he's 70 now, he might not have to follow all the rules strictly. This isn't the first time Sarkozy has been in trouble. He's been accused in many cases. Some are about cheating and fraud. Last year, he even spent time in jail. That's a big deal because it's been a long time since a former French president went to jail. His lawyers say he didn't know about the extra spending. But the court still said he's guilty. Sarkozy is still important in French politics. Even though he left office a long time ago, people still pay attention to him. He's known for being dramatic and good at getting attention. This latest problem might give him more chances to be in the spotlight. People are watching to see what happens next. Sarkozy is getting older, and the rules might be different for him. But the court's decision shows that no one is above the law, not even a former president.