
Marine Le Pen is a politician in France. She leads a party called the National Rally. She wants to be the president of France. Many people talked about this for a long time. Now, she says she will run for president.
A court made a decision about her. The court says she can run for president. This is good news for her campaign. But the court also says she has a problem. She has a legal **conviction**. This means a court found her guilty of something. Because of this, she must wear a special electronic **tag** for one year. This tag helps to know where she is.
Marine Le Pen does not like the court's decision about the conviction. She says it is not fair. So, she will **appeal** this decision. This means she will ask a higher court to look at her case again. She wants to remove the conviction and the tag. She will try to win the election and fight her court case at the same time.
a decision by a court that someone is guilty of a crime.
a small electronic device worn by a person, often to monitor their location.
to ask a higher court to change a decision made by a lower court.
What position does Marine Le Pen want to have?
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