The Government Sent Daniel Rafecas' Statement to the Senate for the House of Cassation
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The President sent to the Senate the statement of the federal judge to occupy a vow in cassation. If he gets the agreement, he will leave Federal Court No. 3 and add another vacancy to a Commodore Py who already has four offices not covered. Read more
Milei signed the proposal along with Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva. If he gets the parliamentary agreement, the judge will leave his office at Comodoro Py and open a new vacancy in the federal court.
The Executive sent the candidacy to the Senate, which will have to decide whether the federal judge will join the Chamber of Criminal Cassation.
The government sent to the Senate the application of the federal judge to hold a vow in the Chamber of Criminal Cassation. The statement entered this Tuesday and must pass through hearings, observations and opinions before arriving at the precinct, in a calendar that leaves little margin before the end of the ordinary period.
The current holder of Federal Court No. 3 could take up a new position and leave a new vacancy in Comodoro Py.
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