US EditionJudge of olavarría Questioned the Low Imputability and Warned About the “Criminalization of Childhood”
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In a new installment of ‘Modo Fontevecchia’, Jorge Fontevecchia spoke with Dr. Rodrigo Morabito, a judge of minors of Catamarca, who recently took national relevance by sending an open letter to President Javier Milei. The focus of the exchange was the project promoted by the Government to lower the age of imputability to 13 years. The magistrate, with years of experience in juvenile law, expressed his deep concern for a measure that he consider…
Judge Daniel Horacio Morbiducci, currently in charge of the Family Court No. 1 of Olavarría, sent an open letter to both chambers of the Honorable Congress of the Nation in which he set his position on the debate over the lowering of the age of criminal imputability and warned about what he defined as a process of “criminalization of childhood”. Archive – Daniel Morbiducci “I do not speak from the theory” At the beginning of the text, Morbiducci…
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