Judge Augusto Belluscio, the Last Member of the Court to Return to Democracy, Died
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He was 96 years old and had been appointed by Raúl Alfonsín; he was a minority against the Menemist “automatic majority” and resigned at 75 because he did not want to benefit from a ruling he himself had signed.
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BAE NegociosThe magistrate died this Friday at the age of 96.
The highest court attached itself to the mourning for the death of its former minister, who he described as a “distinguished magistrate”, and ordered to send a note of condolence to his family.
He had reached the highest court in December 1983, with the return of democracy, and remained there for almost 22 years. He was one of the judges who confirmed the sentence of the Trial to the Juntas and, during the Menemism, remained in minority in front of the so-called automatic majority. Augusto César Belluscio, one of the judges who integrated the rebuilt Supreme Court with the return of democracy, died this Friday at 96 years. He had reach…
He was 96 years old and one of the most prestigious jurists in the country. He joined the Supreme Court between 1983 and 2005 and resigned days before turning 75 to not benefit from a ruling he had signed himself.
The specialist in civil law had integrated the highest court since 1983, exercised his vice presidency and resigned in 2010, after 27 years in the high court. Former judge Augusto Belluscio died this Friday at the age of 96. Specialist in civil law and one of the reference figures of family law in Argentina, [...]
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