Le Scouarnec was dressed in black as he stood emotionless in court listening to judge Aude Burési deliver the verdict. The sentence has a mandatory minimum term of two-thirds - and because Le Scouarnec has already served seven years, he may be eligible for parole by 2030. His lawyer Maxime Tessier said Le Scouarnec had no intention of appealing. Le Scouarnec, 74, has been dubbed France's most prolific paedophile. Le Scouarnec, who was present in court every day of the 14-week trial, repeatedly apologised for his "revolting" acts.