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Ombudsman asks the Constitutional to fail five amendments to criminal proceedings

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Briefings

A Justice Provedora's office joined the PS and Lawyers' Order against proposed Code of Criminal Procedure amendments by the Government, which were approved in July by Parliament. This initiative represents a significant political challenge to the current judicial process framework.

Key points

• The Justice Provedora's office joined the PS and Lawyers' Order against proposed Code of Criminal Procedure amendments by the Government, which were approved in July by Parliament.
• The initiative represents a significant political challenge to the current judicial process framework.

Context

This development highlights the ongoing tension between the Justice Provedora's office and the government regarding procedural reforms.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the political alliance; specific dates of the amendments, names of the specific amendments, and the impact on the judicial system are not provided.

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