OPINION: Criminals disguised as judges,,politicians

 
1,372Views 2Comments Posted 06/01/2020

When the rules of the Accusatory Criminal System were established under the principle of procedural equality of the parties, the corruption of the deputies was vulnerable. The complicity of the great majority of the members of the National Assembly in the period 2009-2014 blinded them against complaints for their alleged participation in criminal behavior. Hence the infamous "ideal test" was born. With the presentation of Judge Olmedo Arrocha, the Supreme Court decided that Deputy Sergio Gálvez is exempt from being investigated in the case of Buko Millonario, precisely because of the lack of suitable evidence. In order to be corrupt, two parties are needed, just as to guarantee the impunity of the deputies, the Supreme Court of Justice is needed. If the magistrates wanted, they themselves would have repealed as unconstitutional the norm of the Criminal Procedure Code that bases impunity. However, the occupiers of the Court, even those who claim to be renovators, know that the deputies can also investigate them. While this double impunity lasts, the country will be held hostage by criminals and corrupt disguised as politicians and magistrates LA PRENSA, Jan.6

,



Related Articles
Free Daily Email
Register here for free daily headlines
Search