2024-03-14 22:49:19
The Legislature today approved the project to incorporate an article into the Criminal Procedure Code of Río Negro that establishes that once a judicial resolution is issued, All challenges filed subsequently, whether by the accused, the prosecutor or the complainant, will have a devolutive effect.
The Executive’s proposal, endorsed by a majority today in the first round, encourages amalgamating current standards of international lawwith a valid social approach that focuses on the effectiveness of the punitive system, for which it is proposed to grant devolutionary effect to the resolution of the Court of Appeal, and to the appeals that the accused, the prosecutor or the prosecutor subsequently decide to file. complainant.
The reporting member of the ruling party, Lucas Pica chose to base the initiative on the case of child abuse that occurred in Kindergarten No. 85 of Cipolletti. as the emblem of what “we never want to happen once more.”
He narrated that the accused teacher was convicted by the Rio Negro Justice and 7 years passed until the Supreme Court of Justice rejected the last appeal presented. At that time, the teacher walked among the victims and relatives “as if nothing had happened.”
«This causes us true institutional distress and shame that we cannot tolerate, nor look to the side,” he said. He assured that this is a true act of historical reparation and asked the rest of the Chamber to view it that way: “It is never too late to pay off debts.”
He explained that in Río Negro, on average, between the first judicial instance and the last decision of the Superior Court of Justice, between a year and a half and two years pass, and then it happens that when you go to the Supreme Court, it does not have a deadline to fail, then many times the cases “sleep the sleep of the just” and the condemned “snake among the victims as if nothing had happened.”
«By submitting this legislative initiative, the Governor tells us that we can use our limited competence to the fullest to transform this reality. “This proposal turns the tables on the Rio Negro procedural system,” he said.
The project was accompanied by the blocks Civic Coalition Ari – Cambiemos, Pro Unión Republicana, the UCR and part of Vamos con Todos. Fernando Frugoni, Javier Acevedo, Martina Lacour and Lorena Matzen agreed in their support for the proposal, considering that the intended modification is correct.
Elba Mansilla, from Primero Río Negro, agreed with the devolutionary effect, but indicated that his block did not agree with taking the Court of Appeal as the last resort, but rather that a ruling from the Superior Court of Justice should be taken into account. as a last resort.
For Vamos con Todos, who voted splitly, Magdalena Odarda opposed the initiative, expressed that the project “lacks constitutionality”, maintained that the principle of innocence is one of the fundamental pillars of our criminal legal system and that the proposal ” “It goes once morest the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, once morest the American Convention on Human Rights,” among other institutions.
Ayelén Spósito and José Luis Berros also voted negatively. Berros asked to convene other actors to debate the project. Ana Marks and Leandro García, from PJ – Nuevo Encuentro, also opposed the project.
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