Undersecretary Luis Silva Granted Benefit to Convicted of Sexual Abuse Before the Ruling of the Valparaíso Court
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El Ciudadano La entrada The Undersecretary of Justice and the controversial decrees: To assume or evade responsibility? was first published in El Ciudadano.
Nine days after an application for amparo was filed in the court of appeal, the signing of the subrogant minister provided administrative support for the release of a contractor from Quillota, adding a new precedent to the conviction reduction decrees issued to 56 prisoners for sexual offences.
This is the contractor José Silva Olivares, who was sentenced to five years for the crime of sexual abuse in Quillota, in 2021. The prisoner obtained his release on June 24, after Luis Silva, who served as deputy minister, signed the decree with the benefit in the middle of the processing of an amparo appeal filed by the prisoner nine days before: on June 16, 2026. That is, in the portfolio of Justice they did not wait for the decision of the co…
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