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PJ inspectors sue state to demand missing regulations for years

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Briefings

The Association Sindical dos Funcionários de Investigadores da Polícia Judiciária (ASFIC/PJ) is suing the State to demand regulations for four missing items in the Police Judicial Professional Statute, which entered into force on January 1, 2020. The lawsuit targets the Ministry of Justice, scheduled to begin on the next week at the Lisbon Administrative Tribunal. The ASFIC president, Nuno Domingos, highlighted that the current disciplinary regulation from 1994 contains provisions for illegal suspensions without a time limit and potential disciplinary proceedings lasting up to ten years, exceeding the 18-month public service limit. The union also criticized the new training and remuneration regulations for the police officer as lacking clarity, despite having already delivered nearly all necessary documents for over two years.

Key points

• The ASFIC/PJ is suing the Ministry of Justice to enforce regulations for four missing items in the Police Judicial Professional Statute, which was enacted in 2020.
• The current disciplinary regulation from 1994 includes illegal suspension clauses and potential disciplinary proceedings lasting up to ten years, exceeding the 18-month public service limit.

Context

The ASFIC/PJ is suing the Ministry of Justice to enforce regulations for four missing items in the Police Judicial Professional Statute, which was enacted in 2020. The union argues that the current disciplinary regulation from 1994 includes illegal suspension clauses and potential disciplinary proceedings lasting up to ten years, exceeding the 18-month public service limit. The lawsuit targets the Ministry of Justice, scheduled to begin on the next week at the Lisbon Administrative Tribunal.

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The evidence covers only the ASFIC/PJ's lawsuit regarding four missing regulations in the Police Judicial Professional Statute. It does not include details on the specific content of the missing regulations beyond the union's description, nor does it provide information on the timeline of the new training and remuneration regulations for police officers.

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