President of the PJ, Janet Tello, faces dismissal

The National Board of Justice (JNJ) opened an immediate disciplinary procedure against the president of the Judiciary, Janet Telloand four other judges that can conclude with the dismissal of all.

Tello regretted the statements that seek to divide the institutions: “Perhaps the president as she was not in the country has not learned.”

Sources consulted by Peru21 They indicated that the decision was adopted in a vote made about the report issued by the Gino Tomas Ríos Patio Member.

Ríos Patio hosted the complaint in 2024 Colonel PNP (R) Julio Cadenillas Díaz, who complained about the magistrates because, being members of the First Constitutional and Social Law Transitory Law of the Supreme Court, they rejected their cassation with which He intended to return to police activity allegedly invoking a repealed law.

Cadenillas was passed to retirement in February 2014, along with two other officers, for irregularities in his accountability of a work trip that he made to Arequipa in August 2013.

According to the plundering, in the Cassation No. 40525-2023-Lima the magistrates invoked article 388 of the Civil Procedure Code that would be repealed, and that previously demanded to demonstrate the direct incidence of the infraction on the contested decision.

However, this newspaper corroborated that the norm was not annulled but modified by Law No. 31591.

A majority of members of the Plenary of the JNJ supported the rivers criteria, so once the investigated ones will begin, it will begin a ten -day procedure that can end the career of the judges.

And it is that the immediate disciplinary procedure open only contemplates dismissal as a sanction. This is stipulated in article 72 of the JNJ Regulation.

Express concern

Meanwhile, Janet Tello expressed concern about the measure adopted.

“I must point out that my line of conduct throughout my judicial career has always been and is attached to the law and the Constitution,” he said yesterday in a written statement.

He also said that this disciplinary measure “does not pay for the strengthening of democratic institutions and respect for the independence of judges and judges in their decisions.”

This newspaper knew that the judges of the Supreme Court consider this type of acts an affront to their autonomy and independence.

TAKE INTO ACCOUNT

-Janet Tello has taken firm positions against political power. This week he demanded that Congress restore preliminary detention to combat organized crime.

-He also said that President Dina Boluarte is “poorly advised” for questioning the justice system.

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