TC Declares Inadmissible Request for Opposition on Draft Rules of Use of Force for FF.AA. and Police
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TC Declares Inadmissible Request for Opposition on Draft Rules of Use of Force for FF.AA. and Police
The agency confirmed that the opposition presentation was made "out of the opportunity that the Constitution and the law set as an insurmountable limit for the exercise of this competence."
The Constitutional Court (TC) closed the way for opposition senators to challenge articles of the new Law on Rules of Use of Force (RUF). This after declaring inadmissible the petition filed against the regulations for having been entered after the deadline. Security Minister, Martín Arrau, valued the decision. He argued that “as we anticipated, the Constitutional Court declared inadmissible the petition filed by senators of opposition against t…
The Constitutional Court (TC) declared inadmissible the petition filed by opposition parliamentarians against provisions of the new Law on Rules of the Use of Force, because the action was filed after the legal deadline. The presentation was made on October 9 of this year, and sought to be declared unconstitutional determined [...] The entry Constitutional Court declares inadmissible the request of opposition against the RUF was first published …
The Government's prompt processing of the Force Use Rules Act (RUF) allowed it to object to the opposition's request to CT.
The Constitutional Court dismissed the application on the grounds that it had been filed after the deadline, and the Minister of Security, Martín Arrau, valued the decision in favour of the police.
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