The chief prosecutors went too far by entering into the political arena of terrorism instead of focusing on Puigdemont’s participation, by Ernesto Ekaizer

The chief prosecutors of the first criminal section of the Supreme Court (TS) -Prosecutors with “TS chamber” category Fidel Cadena and Joaquín Sánchez-Covisa– They went beyond the task they had with the other thirteen prosecutors participating in the weekly meeting last Tuesday, February 6: to define the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court due to the capacity of those investigated Carles Puigdemont and Ruben Wagensberg. Instead, they delved into the legal classification of the facts of the case of the Democratic Tsunami with a single document: the judge’s writing Manuel García-Castellón. The speaker, Alvaro Redondoonly relied on reasoned exposition for his work.

The Spanish Judicial State (see series in EL PERIÓDICO DE CATALUNYA) is that: when the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court must be specified because a judge requests to investigate two authorized persons, the prosecutors, with the “normal” consent of the chief prosecutors, who have the highest category of the race, engage in a supposedly brainy brainstorm about the crime of terrorism. To do this, as noted, they only have one document: the “cut and paste”, according to a prosecutor’s definition, of Judge García-Castellón’s “repetitive and confusing” document. Because they do not have, nor have they received, some of the writings and resources presented against the judge’s decisions in the Tsunami Democràtic case.

And thrown into the ring of the political-partisan rag, almost without realizing it, 12 prosecutors, including one of the chief prosecutors, Fidel Cadena, voted in favor of classifying the events as terrorism and two, including the chief prosecutor Joaquín Sánchez -Covisa, against. Another prosecutor, perhaps the only one who warned, Manuel Martinezsaid that he did not see terrorism, but that it was not the time to define the crime, although there were, of course, criminal acts (and that it could, he said, be a criminal organization).

Pero es que ni estaban convocados para resolver sobre el delito ni tenían, en todo caso, el material necesario para ello, manifiestamente insuficiente.

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