Two Judges Warn of an 'Irreparable' Injury to the CT Ruling by Grandkids Law
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Two judges of the Constitutional Court have warned of the "irreparable" injury that the majority's decision not to support the Ombudsman's appeal against the prudential suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the grandchild law, "a case of those who mark history".
“The lack of diligence on the part of the administration to comply with the orders of the Supreme Court cannot serve as a basis for an application for amparo at a time when prior judicial proceedings are still open, both because of the specific placement of the persons concerned, and because of the strict point of view of the precautionary measure adopted (...).” This paragraph, which was part of the paper that Judge Enrique Arnaldo took to the …
They claim that the majority's rejection of the Ombudsman's appeal will have "serious consequences" and that the matter is so relevant that it "marks the history of a constitutional court"
Judges Juan Carlos Campo, former Justice Minister with Pedro Sánchez, and Ramón Sáez, one of the toughest members of the left wing, have...
They believe that the majority has opted for a "formalist interpretation" before a "case of those who mark the history of a constitutional court."More information: Bolaños will hand over to the Supreme the list of 'grandchildren' that he has already sent to the Census Bureau with 76,600 nationalized
In the view of the two dissenters, the majority resorted to “formalism” not to discuss a “story-marking” case of the court of guarantees
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