'Permitted Risk', the Doctrine of the Supreme Court that Can Free the Doorman Jesus Owono From Criminal Proceedings
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On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, it is marked as one of the most tragic moments in the history of Spanish football. European activity was overshadowed by the departure of player Jesús de Miguel, who the day before had received a strong entry from the goalkeeper Equatoguinean Owono. Tenerife's attacker had been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after suffering a serious blow to the head during the match against FC Andorra, in the Second Divi…
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The doctrine of the Supreme Court can be key when it comes to deciding whether the goalkeeper of the F.C. Andorra Jesús Owono will have to answer to the criminal justice for the knee in his chest that he made last Monday during a meeting with the frontman of the C.D. Tenerife Jesús de Miguel, who died a day later as a result of the injury received.
The criminal responsibility of Jesús Owono, porter of Andorra, is being investigated and could be charged with a crime of reckless murder.
The Supreme's jurisprudence establishes the difference between an incident within the party and a malicious assault
The Police and the Public Prosecutor's Office investigate the circumstances of the death of the Tenerife striker. A ruling of the High Court establishes when a sports action may lead to criminal liability.
Francisco Bernate, president of the Colombian Criminalist Bar Association, explained from a criminal point of view what happened
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