US EditionGranada Juvenile Judge Emilio Calatayud, Known for His Exemplary Sentences, Retires
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The Standing Committee of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has declared the retirement of Judge Emilio Calatayud, the judge of Granada, who made himself known for his exemplary sentences to minors in which they are encouraged to reintegrate with social work.
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Judge Emilio Calatayud changed the way juveniles are treated at the Granada courthouse, where he has held the position since 1988. His exemplary rulings have sought to reintegrate young people through social work rather than imprisonment, making him a leading figure in Spain. He now retires at 69, but he has left an indelible mark on society and on the juveniles whose cases came under his care. Read more]]>
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