US EditionThe Lawfare and the Judges' Strike
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In view of the reforms mentioned above, it is very difficult to accept that what seems to be a commendable update of a judicial system that is now extremely worn out and with a very deteriorated credit.
"Save the rule of law in Spain" (save the rule of law in Spain). Numerous banners with this slogan in English, aimed at making known their demands in Europe, led the concentration that judges and prosecutors of the five most conservative associations of sensitivity (all but the two closest to the executive) convened on 28 June before the Supreme Court to protest the two bills with which the government intends to "modernize" the access systems to…
It is doubtful that it can even be called a strike, because its statutory bodies, the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) and the Attorney General's Office do not recognize this right because it is not provided for in the Constitution or the law. Nor are there reliable data on the actual follow-up of the judicial strike, because neither the Government Chambers of the different courts nor the higher or provincial prosecutors' offices have col…
The law of rights is the customary one. Right is what no one calls into question. That is exactly what this strike has transmitted.
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