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Former Christian Dior designer John Galliano has been convicted of making anti-Semitic insults in a bar but gave him just a suspended sentence, making an allowance for his apology to the victims.Galliano, who didn't attfinishthe announcement of the decision on Thursday, was given no prison time.He was given a suspended 6000-euro ($A8000) fine, this means that it goes on his criminal record but he doesn't need to pay it.He was, however, ordered to pay 16,500 euros in court fees for the complainants - three individuals and five anti-racism associations - plus a logoic 1 euro in damages to each one.The Paris court found him guilty of "public insults according to origin, religious affiliation, race or ethnicity" stemming from two separate incidents at a Paris bar.The accusations earlier this year cost Galliano his job on the posh spaceand roiled the rage world.Galliano said he were drunk and prescribed drugs on the time and willn't recall of the incidents in question.The judge said the court found Galliano had "sufficient awareness of his act despite his addiction and his fragile state".however the court also that you cankunder consideration that he apologised to the obvioustiffs through the June trial and nevered the "values of tolerance" in his figure.His lawyer, Aurelien Hamelle, known asit "an actually strong sign from the court".Asked about Galliano's future plans, he said only that his client is "in search ofward to the longer term" and "will continue to take care of himself".After 1fivecritically acclaimed and commercially successful years at Dior, the fancy Briton's brilliant career flamed out after a pair alleged he accosted them at the same time asthey were having a drink at Paris' hip La Perle cafe on February 24.Another woman soon came forward with similar claims a few separate incident within the similar cafe.Days later, the British tabloid The Sun posted a video showing a visibly drunk Galliano insulting a fellow cafe client, slurring: "i really like Hitler."because the video went viral, Dior tokfastand decisive action against the person it had long treated as icon, sacking Galliano days before the los angelesbel's autumn-winter 2011 runway displayin March.Galliano was later also ousted from his eponymous label, which might also be owned by Dior's pahirecompany.At his daylong trial in June, Galliano resembled a broken, crumpled shadow of his once-inflated self.In extensive and regularly-moving testimony, Galliano was contrite and humble, telling the 3-judge panel he was sorry "for the sorrowfulness that this entire affair has caused".He said he'd done a stint in a rehab clinic in Arizona and was recovering from addictions to alcohol, sleeping pills and barbiturates - habits he blamed at the clickingures of the high-stakes fashion industry.Galliano - a 50-year-old who was born Juan Carlos Galliano to a Spanish mother within the British Iberian enclave of Gibraltar - rejected any suggestion he was fundamentally racist, saying his multi-cultural-infused work spoke for itself.