US EditionThe Supreme Court Rejected Julio De Vido's Last Appeal and Upheld His Conviction for the Tragedy of Eleven
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The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation dismissed the last appeal filed by the defense of Julio De Vido and left the sentence to four years in prison for his responsibility in the tragedy of Eleven. With this decision, the former minister no longer has recursive avenues available in this case. The ruling carries the signature of Horacio Rosatti, Carlos Rosenkrantz and Ricardo Lorenzetti, who rejected the appeal for reinstatement in extremis f…
The highest court dismissed the defense's request to annul the sentence handed down in mid-November. The judges considered that there was no "manifest error." Read more
The argument had been prompted by the lawyers of the former official with the aim of annulling the conviction which he considered necessary for the crime of fraudulent administration to the detriment of the public administration.
On Thursday, the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal to reinstate Julio De Vido's defence and upheld the sentence of four years' imprisonment imposed on the former Minister of Planning in the case of the Tragedy of Eleven. The Supreme Court rejected the attempt of the lawyers of the former Kirchnerist official to annul the sentence handed down three weeks ago, when their responsibility was confirmed as a necessary participant in the crime of fraud…
The former official was sentenced to four years in prison in this case for fraudulent administration. The entry The conviction of Julio De Vido for the tragedy of Eleven was signed and first published in #BorderJournalism.
Buenos Aires, 4 December (NA) – On Thursday, the Supreme Court rejected an appeal to reinstate the defense of former Federal Planning Minister Julio De Vido and put to rest the sentence of four years in prison imposed on the former minister for the cause of the tragedy of Eleven, as the Argentine News Agency may have known. The highest court rejected the attempt of the lawyers of the former official to annul the sentence handed down three weeks …
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