The Supreme Confirms up to Eight and a Half Years of Disqualification for the Former President of the León Council
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The High Court rejects the appeals of Marcos Martínez and three other defendants, convicted of prevarication
The Criminal Chamber confirms the conviction of Marcos Martínez Barazón and three others accused of misdemeanor by introducing a system of cut-off bills to pay for work of 'online' reputation outside the law.
The Supreme Court (TS) has confirmed the penalties of disqualification for a continuing offence of prevarication to the former president of the Diputación de León Marcos Martínez Barazón and to three other persons, who were convicted by the National High Court (AN) in the branch of the 'Punic Case' in which the 'online' reputation contracts were judged in that body.Read more
The Supreme Court has fully upheld the sentence that sentenced the former president of the Diputación de León Marcos Martínez Barazón to eight years of disqualification for misdemeanour for the deployment of the Punic plot in the region. The High Court Criminal Chamber has endorsed the National High Court's thesis in a sentence confirming the sentences of between 4 and 8 and a half years of disqualification that he imposed on six of the eight ac…
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