Christian Lawyers Will Ask for up to Three Years in Prison for the 15 Investigated in the Bernedo Camps
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The administrative ruling was finalised in June, and now the judicial proceedings have begun. A total of fifteen members of the Basque Youth Union will testify this Monday in the Vitoria-Gasteiz investigative court. The Christian Lawyers group has requested prison sentences of up to three years for the supervisors.
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Christian Lawyers will ask for up to three years in prison for the 15 workers investigated from the Bernedo (Alava) camps for an alleged crime of exhibitionism, corruption of minors and coercion.
The administrative case was ruled on in June, and the legal process is now underway. The Basque Youth Centers have denounced the leaks in various media outlets, and the Christian Lawyers group has requested prison sentences of up to three years.
Fifteen monitors and those responsible for the Bernedo camps have begun to declare Monday as being investigated in the 3rd investigative court of Vitoria for which the minors participating in these colonies will pass tomorrow.
Fifteen monitors and camp leaders in Bernedo have started declaring Monday as being under investigation in the pre-trial court.
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