Ritchy Thibault, a former parliamentary assistant to Ersilia Soudais, a deputy from the France Insoumise (LFI) party, has been placed in custody. This follows a judicial order that required him to remain under supervision and prohibited him from taking part in a demonstration. Thibault had been under judicial supervision as part of an ongoing legal process. The conditions of his supervision included a ban on participating in any public demonstrations. This restriction was likely imposed to ensure compliance with legal procedures or to prevent any potential disruptions during sensitive times. The situation has drawn attention from various quarters, including political observers and legal experts, who are examining the implications of Thibault's arrest. It also raises questions about the enforcement of judicial orders and the consequences of violating them. Ersilia Soudais, as a prominent member of the LFI party, may face scrutiny over her association with Thibault, though no direct involvement in the legal matter has been publicly claimed. The incident could impact the party's public image and may lead to further investigations or discussions about the conduct of its parliamentary staff.