US EditionWilman Teran, Alias ‘Devil’, Is Sentenced to Six Years and Eight Months in Prison in the Case Screen
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Wilman Teran, Alias ‘Devil’, Is Sentenced to Six Years and Eight Months in Prison in the Case Screen
Wilman Terán, former president of the Council of the Judiciary, was sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for unlawful association in the so-called screen case. This was decided by the trial court of the National Court of Justice at the trial hearing that was reinstated at 16:17 on July 7, 2025.
The former president of the Council of the Judiciary, Wilman Terán, was sentenced to six years and eight months in prison in the Screen case.
The Court issued a new judgment against Wilman Tern, former president of the Council of the Judiciary, declaring him responsible as a direct author of the association he cites in the case known as Screen, related to the manipulation of the competition for judges of the National Court of Justice.
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