The Constitutional Court admits to process the appeals of those convicted by the ERE of Andalusia

The Constitutional Court has admitted for processing the 12 appeals of those convicted in the judgment of the ERE of Andalusia, and has addressed to the plenary session of the court the resolution that was adopted in its day on the existence or not of violation of fundamental rights in said procedure. criminal, according to sources from the guarantee body. The resolution has been adopted by the Second Chamber of the guarantee body, made up of six magistrates. The decision on the precautionary measure requested by the former president of the Junta de Andalucía, José Antonio Griñán, to suspend his imprisonment has also been left in the hands of the plenary session.

The admission to processing, agreed by four votes to two, implies that the existence or not of violation of fundamental rights in the case of the ERE will be resolved by judgment by the Constitutional Court. The Second Chamber has applied a gradation to its resolutions. In the first place, it has resolved to admit the twelve appeals presented by the convicted persons in the ERE case, considering that they have constitutional significance. Secondly, it has decided to reject a first request from former President Griñán to suspend his imprisonment as a very precautionary measure. And thirdly, it has agreed to open a separate piece to study the suspension of his imprisonment, but not as a very precautionary measure, but rather as a precautionary one. The difference is that the first is resolved by the court without hearing the parties, for reasons of extreme urgency, and in the second case a turn is opened for those involved in the process to rule on the justification or not of the requested measure. , in this case the suspension of the admission to prison by Griñán, who is receiving medical treatment for the cancer he suffers.

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