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Published 1 year ago

The Supreme Court offers Monica Oltra's ex-husband the option of requesting a reduction of his sentence by the “yes is yes” law

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Luis Eduardo Ramírez Icardi filed an appeal in cassation in which he requested the repetition of the trial in which he was sentenced to five years in prison for sexually abusing a minor under guardianship

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The Supreme Court offers Monica Oltra's ex-husband the option of requesting a reduction of his sentence by the “yes is yes” law

Luis Eduardo Ramírez Icardi filed an appeal in cassation in which he requested the repetition of the trial in which he was sentenced to five years in prison for sexually abusing a minor under guardianship

1 year ago·Spain
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The Supreme Court offers Monica Oltra's ex-husband to modify his appeal by the 'law of only if it is yes'

The Supreme Court has asked the defense of the ex-husband of the former Valencian vice-president, Mónica Oltra, the possibility of modifying his appeal in cassation c

1 year ago·Madrid, Spain
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The Supreme Court opens the way for Mónica Oltra's ex to ask for a reduction in his sentence by the 'yes is yes' law

A person sentenced to five years in prison for sexual abuse of a minor under guardianship may adapt his appeal to the new regulation promoted by Podemos.

1 year ago·Spain
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The Supreme Court gives Oltra's ex-husband 8 days to request a reduction in sentence under the “yes is yes” law

Mónica Oltra's ex-husband will be able to request a reduction in the sentence to which he was convicted of sexual abuse of a minor under guardianship thanks to the so-called “only if yes” law promoted by the Ministry of Equality. The Supreme Court has urged Luis Eduardo Ramírez to “adapt if he deems it appropriate” the cassation appeal he filed in 2021 against the sentence that sentenced him to five years in prison. In the ordination procedure, …

1 year ago
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The Supreme Court asks Oltra's ex-husband if he accepts the law of 'only if yes'

He was sentenced to five years in prison for sexual abuse of a minor under guardianship

1 year ago
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El ConfidencialEl Confidencial

The Supreme Court offers Oltra's ex-husband to ask for a review of the sentence by the law of 'only if yes'

The Court has been pending for months to resolve Luis Ramírez's appeal in which he requests the annulment of the trial in which he was sentenced to five years for abusing a minor

1 year ago·Spain
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