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It’s not so shocking that John Galliano was found guilty of hurling anti-Semitic slurs by a Paris court last night. After all, the “alleged” incident was caught on camera. But with a verdict comes a sentence: the former Dior designer will have to pay an almost $24,000 fine, about $10,000 less than the maximum fine allowed by law, and serve none of the possible 6 months in jail. Galliano, who wasn’t present in court when the verdict was read, claimed to not remember anything about the incident. During the trial he admitted to suffering from alcohol addiction, as well as pain killers, but said he couldn’t recall the run in at La Perle. Meanwhile, the world still waits for news of Dior’s new director!