The president of the Judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, through the Executive Council of the Judiciarychanged and concluded the appointment of the titular criminal judge Juana Mercedes Caballero García as a member and president of the Third National Collegiate Criminal Court of the Specialized Criminal Justice Courtwho is in charge of the leader trials of Popular Force, Keiko Fujimori and the former president Ollanta Humala Tasso.
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Through a public statement, the Judicial Branch He informed that these changes are given to “the appointment of four titular judges by the National Justice Board (JNJ) “And the departure of the last magistrates incorporated into the specialized court and in the courts with the lowest procedural burden, to avoid breaks of judgments was privileged.
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The new titular judges of the National Superior Court, Andy Rodríguez Junior,Christian Alfaro Cáceres,Liliana Lizárraga ArchersandWilmer Quispe UmasiThey swore their position before the president of this specialized system, Jhonny Contreras Cuzcano to assume their functions immediately.
Dr. Caballero García will return as a holder judge to her court of origin, in the Superior Court of Justice of Huaura. The place of Caballero García will be occupied by the titular criminal judge Wilmer Roy Quispe Umasiappointed last December as titular magistrate by the JNJ.
This change, as I had advanced The Republicwill mean the return of the regular judge Nayko Techy Coronado Salazar as President of the Third Collegiate Criminal Court. Coronado Salazar was the only magistrate who voted against canceling the trial of the Cocktail Case, considering that despite the Constitutional Court judgment, the hearings could continue.
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In March 2024, the incorporation of Caballero García to TErcer Collegiate Criminal Court caused Nayko Coronado to leave the presidency. Now, he will return to that position when the magistrate is more old.
Judges Caballero García and Max Venoa Valdiglesias They voted to cancel the trial of the Cocktail Case by extending to all the processed the scope of the Constitutional Court judgment that considered that José Chlimper Ackerman was subject to a “surprise accusation” by the prosecutor José Domingo Pérez. The case is in appeal and If the upper instance orders the process to continuethe court will have other magistrates.
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The change of Mercedes Caballero was not the only one. The designations of Judges Lorena Paola Sandoval Huertas in the Fourth Collegiate Criminal Court were also terminated, so he will return to his court of origin in the Miañón Mixed Court, in the Judicial District of Huánuco. His place will be occupied by Judge Andy Junior Rodríguez Domínguez.
Likewise, the designations of Inés Rojas Contreras and Richard Quispe Vilcapoma were terminated in the Second Collegiate Criminal Court, returning to their place of origin in the Superior Courts of Justice of Lima and Junín, respectively.
The trial of former president Ollanta Humala will not break
Instead, the new regular criminal judges were appointed Cristhian Genaro Alfaro Cáceres and Liliana Marisol Lizárraga Archers, also recently appointed magistrates of the Judiciary by the National Board of Justice.
To prevent these changes from provoking the breakdown of some trial currently under development, such as the process to the former president Ollanta Humala that is in final hearings, the Executive Council ordered that Caballero García and the other three magistrates changed prose seeing the judgments in charge, to avoid some break.
“They will have to intervene in the cases that the procedural law provides in an imperative way, to avoid the breakdown of oral judgments or frustrate the conclusion of the requirements and requests that are at the advanced date. The breach of the aforementioned provision will generate disciplinary responsibility “, established the Executive Council of the Judiciary.
