“Minutes ago I submitted electronically to the Court, this document denouncing that Mr. Senator Doñate only received his degree in 2015 and does not have the 8 years of profession required by law to be an Advisor to the Magistrature. The Court should not take an oath on him”, Fargosi said.
In the brief, Fargosi argued that, according to Law 24,937 of 1997, which came back into force on April 15, following the Court declared unconstitutional the one that had been in force since 2006, that “To be a member of the Council of the Judiciary, the conditions required to be a judge of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation will be required.” This is “being a lawyer of the Nation with eight years of practice, and have the qualities required to be a senator”, according to article 111 of the National Constitution.
In this sense, he denounced that the candidate proposed by the vice president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner He received his law degree in November 2015 from the Universidad Siglo 21 and processed his registration at the Public Bar Association of the Federal Capital in 2018.
“The result of all this, then, is that Senator DOÑATE does not meet the legal and constitutional requirement of minimum suitability, because he obtained his law degree six (6) years and four (4) months ago, and began his professional practice as a lawyer. three (3) years and nine (9) months ago,” Fargosi continues.
After which, he asked the Supreme Court of Justice who rejects his appointment to the position in the Judicial Council.
