2023-04-26 00:00:58
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) endorsed the sanctions regime for elements of the National Guard (GN) what lose your guns of charge and commit other offences.
The Court finished the analysis of the challenges against the regulations of that corporation, in which six ministers voted against the project, which sought to invalidate the regulatory portion that punished agents who lose their weapons with up to six years in prison, for what that this rule was in force.
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“From reading the National Guard Law, I deduce the diligence with which the relative to weapons destined for service was regulated, given the danger that these, which are regularly powerful artillery and for exclusive use, could be distracted from that objective and used by people outside the police institution for purposes other than public safety”, said the president minister Norma Piña.
He added that “it is clear that the purpose of the legislator was to penalize the non-return to the warehouses designated for this purpose, for any reason, negligent or intentional, of the weapons of charge when the service is concluded, given the risk to security public that a war device is within the reach of persons not authorized to use it”.
For his part, Minister Luis María Aguilar indicated that “the handling and distribution or circulation of weapons is a very important issue for the country, especially weapons of a very important caliber such as those handled by organizations such as the National Guard. , and that it has been an important problem for our country, and that in many cases contributes to the crime that does us so much damage.”
It also validated “the prohibition for its members to inflict or tolerate acts of torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, as well as forced disappearance.”
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The Court endorsed “the sanction for the members of the National Guard called restriction, consisting of the obligation to remain for up to fifteen days at the disposal of the hierarchical superior, without being able to have free time.”
It also validated the order for “the members of said body to refrain from conduct that discredits their person or the image of the National Guard, inside or outside the service.”
In turn, the ministers invalidated a section of article 25 of the National Guard Law that established as a requirement to enter the corporation “not having been convicted of a final sentence for a crime, not being subject to or linked to criminal proceedings, nor have an arrest warrant, presentation or appearance.”
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