Pierre Grimaud's case was determined to be more complex than a simple case of trespassing, and eventually moved up to the Supreme Court, where, after four years of trials, Grimaud was ruled guilty as tried.
Pierre Grimaud's case was determined to be more complex than a simple case of trespassing. Since Grimaud made this a case involving constitutional law, it was eventually moved up to the Supreme Court where Grimaud was ruled guilty as tried.