A Buenos Aires Judge Declared the Juvenile Criminal Regime Unconstitutional and Dismissed a Child Under 14 for Theft
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A judge in Buenos Aires considered that the rule is unconstitutional for a particular case and generated reactions among the defenders of the ‘hard hand’
Judge Laura Beatriz de Marinis, head of the juvenile criminal court, countervention and misdemeanours court No. 3 gave rise to a public defender's argument."We cannot punish children and adolescents for what we did not do, for having left them helpless in their early childhood," she said.
The decision was made by Laura De Marinis, of the juvenile, contraventional and misdemeanour criminal jurisdiction of the city of Buenos Aires
La entrada The Public Prosecutor's Office of the City of Buenos Aires appealed the controversial ruling of Judge Laura de Marinis was first published in Diario San Rafael.
Judge Laura de Marinis declared the juvenile penal regime unconstitutional and dismissed a 14-year-old teenager. The city's prosecutor appealed the decision and asked to remove her from the file, while the national minister Alejandra Monteoliva questioned the ruling and warned about its effects on justice and victims.
The Minister of Security, Alejandra Monteoliva, questioned the ruling that declared unconstitutional part of the new Juvenile Penal Regime and dismissed the minor. “It harms the justice, the victims and the Argentines,” she said. The Minister of National Security, Alejandra Monteoliva, strongly questioned the Buenos Aires judge Laura Beatriz de Marinis for declaring unconstitutional article 1 of the new Juvenile Penal Regime and dismissing a 14-…
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