No Appeal From Bataclan Suspect, Closing Chapter on 2015 Paris Attacks

An artist's sketch shows Salah Abdeslam during the verdict in the trial of the Paris's November 2015 attacks at the Paris courthouse on the Ile de la Cite in Paris, on June 29, 2022. Elisabeth de Pourquery/France Televisions via Reuters

PARIS—Salah Abdeslam, the lone survivor of a terrorist squad that killed 130 people in attacks in Paris in 2015, has not appealed his life sentence or guilty verdict—closing the door to a second trial, a Paris appeals court said Tuesday.

A French court last month judged Abdeslam guilty on terrorism and murder charges. Nineteen others were found guilty for helping organize the Nov. 13, 2015 attacks that targeted the Bataclan music hall, bars, restaurants, and the Stade de France sports stadium.