US EditionLawmakers Approve the Criminal Procedure Code on Second Reading After Tense Debate
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After a nearly four-hour session, the Chamber of Deputies concluded Wednesday night by approving the bill to amend the Code of Criminal Procedure (CPP) in its second reading. The bill had been passed in its first reading on Tuesday. The Speaker of the Lower House, Alfredo Pacheco, reported that with the incorporated modifications, the bill now comprises almost 500 articles. "Today we have concluded this monumental task with this bill, which will…
The Chamber of Deputies approved on Tuesday, in a first debate with amendments, the draft organic law establishing the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Dominican Republic. Prior to its approval, the draft was the subject of extensive discussions by the plenary, in which 19 deputies from all the political benches represented in the Chamber of Deputies participated. Among the participants in the debate was the president of the Chamber of Deputies…
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