"Charlie-Hebdo director Philippe Val arrives at a Paris court, Wednesday Feb. 7, 2007 to face charges with ""publicly defaming a group of people because of their religion."" The charge carries a possible six-month prison sentence and a fine of up to euro 22,000 (US Dlrs 28,530). The French satirical weekly defended itself in court against defamation charges over reprinting caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in 2006 which stoked outrage and violence across the Islamic world. T"