US EditionCourt Grants House Arrest to Lawyer Eduardo Masaya in Semilla Case
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Photo: Quorum This Tuesday, the Seventh Criminal Court, in charge of Judge María del Carmen Zamora, revoked the pretrial detention of lawyer Eduardo Gabriel Masaya Juárez, involved in the so-called Semilla case, and granted him house arrest without surveillance. The judge determined that there is no risk of escape or obstruction to the trial, and stressed that the trial is scheduled for April 2026, so that continuing behind bars is not justified…
Judge María del Carmen Zamora, of the Seventh Criminal Court, revoked the pretrial detention ordered by Judge Fredy Orellana and granted a replacement measure to lawyer Eduardo Masaya, who was tried for the crime of ideological falsehood on a continuous basis. Court releases Eduardo Masaya despite opposition from the MP The decision, taken on Tuesday, allows Masaya to be released from prison while the judicial proceedings against him continue.Th…
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