US EditionThe Supreme Orders the Former Attorney General to Pay the Fine and Compensation to the Ayuso Couple He Imposed upon Him when He Was Convicted.
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He also agrees to send the conviction to the Fiscal Inspectorate "for the proper purpose", including whether or not he should lose the status of prosecutor. More information: The TC opens the battle to reverse the decisions of the TS on high offices of the Attorney General's Office, with García Ortiz on the horizon
The judges of the Supreme Court (TS) who sentenced Álvaro García Ortiz to two years of disqualification as a state attorney general and to the payment of a fine of 7,200 euros and compensation of 10,000 euros, for revealing secrets of Alberto González Amador -boyfriend of the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso-, have ordered the execution of the ruling, as well as informing the Public Prosecutor's Office "for the appropriate purposes".The order…
The Criminal Chamber requires the former Attorney General to pay 10,000 euros to González Amador and the 7,200 euros of fine, which will come out of the bail he already granted before the trial, and sends his conviction to the Prosecutor's Office "for the proper purpose" "It was not a secret": the Supreme lowers the laments of Ayuso's partner on the publication of his confession The Supreme Court has executed Álvaro García Ortiz's conviction to …
The Criminal Chamber sends the sentence to the Attorney General’s Office “for appropriate purposes” for the disqualification of García Ortiz
The Supreme Court has taken a definitive step in the judicial process surrounding the leadership of the Public Prosecutor's Office with the issuance of an order dated December 12th of two thousand twenty-five. This judicial decision, which marks the beginning of the execution phase following the finality of the sentence handed down just three days earlier, establishes the direct criminal and economic consequences for Álvaro García Ortiz. Judge A…
The Spanish Supreme Court Executes the Sentence Against garcía Ortiz for Revealing Confidential Data
The Spanish Supreme Court has issued a ruling to enforce the December 9th sentence of the criminal chamber that sentenced the former Attorney General of Spain, Álvaro García Ortiz, to two years of disqualification, a fine of 7,200 euros and compensation of 10,000 euros in favor of Alberto González Amador, partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The Supreme Court requires García Ortiz to pay the fine and compensation for having committed a crime of reveali…
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