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Judicial Checks for the False Psychologist Accused of Signing More than 300 Driver's License Certificates

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A review court made up of the criminal judges María Tolomei and Javier Allende confirmed on Friday, July 25, a key decision in the framework of a case for alleged usurpation of title. At the hearing, held in the Trelew Courts, the judges rejected a challenge filed by the technical defense of the defendant Jeremiah Berruhet and ratified the decision of criminal judge Fabio Monti, who had authorized the opening of an investigation against him.
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Judicial Checks for the False Psychologist Accused of Signing More than 300 Driver's License Certificates

A review court made up of the criminal judges María Tolomei and Javier Allende confirmed on Friday, July 25, a key decision in the framework of a case for alleged usurpation of title. At the hearing, held in the Trelew Courts, the judges rejected a challenge filed by the technical defense of the defendant Jeremiah Berruhet and ratified the decision of criminal judge Fabio Monti, who had authorized the opening of an investigation against him.

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ADNSur broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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