The National Court Also Delays Amnesty in the CDRs, Two Months After the ECJ Ruling
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The court asks the Public Prosecutor's Office and the rest of the parties whether, following the judgment of the European Court, those accused of terrorism must be acquitted.
The court gives ten days for accusations and defenses to rule on the rule, when it could amnesty them directly
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The National High Court has asked the accusations and defenses for the consequences of the endorsement of European Justice for amnesty in the case opened for terrorism against twelve members of the Committees of Defense of the Republic (CDR) for violent actions against buildings in Catalonia in response to the 'procese' sentence.
The National High Court grants ten days to the parties and still does not apply the amnesty to the twelve CoRs, two months after the endorsement of the TJUE. The entry The National High Court delays the amnesty to the CoRs and opens ten days of allegations appears first in Moncloa.
More than two months after the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) upholding the amnesty law, the National Court has moved on. The Third Section of the Criminal Chamber has agreed to give the public prosecutor and the other parties involved in the case ten days to … Continued
The National Court follows in the footsteps of the Court of Auditors and wants to hear the parties before applying the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the amnesty. In this case, the decision affects the twelve CDRs of Operation Judas.
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