Marine Le Pen found guilty, but court clears way for presidential run if she wears ankle tag

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally, has been found guilty of using illegal campaign funds but has avoided a prison sentence, allowing her to remain eligible for the presidential race. The court's decision requires her to wear an ankle tag if she decides to run. This ruling gives Le Pen a chance to pursue her political ambitions while under electronic surveillance, a condition she will discuss further in a TV appearance later. This development underscores the complex interplay between legal and political spheres in France's electoral landscape.