The Supreme Purge Dilutes: Full Progresses in the First 25 Notebooks and for Lack of Quorum only Removes Three Judges
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The Supremes were divided at the time of voting on a case-by-case basis. Indeed, there were several 9-9 draws, which ended up excluding accused persons who were not full judges at the time of their travel on medical leave. The tension rose even higher after the TC frozen the eventual expulsion of Judge Daniel Urrutia and nine other judicial officers.
The Supreme Court hosted eleven of the 48 removal notebooks reviewed in the framework of the investigation into travel abroad by judges while on medical leave. The information was communicated by the president of the highest court, Ana Gloria Chevesich, after the Supreme Court’s plenary concluded [...] The Supreme Court’s entry hosts 11 removal notebooks for travel by medically licensed judges was first published in The Journalist.
The offensive of the president of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, to impose a sign of firmness in the face of the crisis of the judicial branch has clashed with internal divisions and legal obstacles. Despite the fact that the judicial branch was planning the departure of about twenty magistrates for having traveled to [...] The entry Resources in the TC and divergences in the full hold purge of judges in the Supreme was first published…
At the beginning of the deliberations on about 60 disciplinary notebooks for travel abroad during medical rests, the plenary of the highest court reached the quorum of 11 votes only in a limited group of cases. The process remains in full development, pending voting on the remaining files and resolving the [...] The Supreme Entry reviews the first 25 removal notebooks and would have decided to leave only three judges was first published on EnEst…
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