The Catalans prosecutors oppose sue But for 9-N – The Newspaper

The Catalans prosecutors oppose sue But for 9-N – The Newspaper

Monday, November 17, 2014 – 20.47 h

Members of the Senior Prosecutor of Catalonia have been planted Monday and board have agreed that, for the moment, “comes not to initiate criminal proceedings” against the president of the Generalitat, Artur Mas by the momentum of the process paticipativo November 9. Despite this decision, taken on board prosecutors, the state attorney general, Eduardo Torres-Dulce has ordered complaint was submitted to the High Court of Catalonia (TSJC), but the prosecutor Top of Catalonia, José María Romero de Tejada, did not consider it appropriate and it has been reported late in the afternoon.

The notice of the meeting room tax has been made in fulfilling the requirements of Article 27 of the Organic Statute of the Public Prosecution . This provision states that the “prosecutor who receives an order or instruction which it considers contrary to the laws or for any other reason deemed inappropriate, it shall so inform, by reasoned report to his director.” A totally extaordinario fact convening a meeting room tax. The board meeting room tax is an extraordinary event that has not occurred in recent years.

In a statement, the Attorney General’s Office indicates that Senior Prosecutor of Catalonia began on November 8 before the investigative commission of acts (transfer of public premises, preparation of ballots, ballot distribution, etc.) by the government of the Government “opposites”, in his opinion, the interim suspension issued by the reference to the process of citizen participation 9N Constitutional Court.

The differences between the Catalan prosecution and the attorney general’s office, which is the superior, they started promptly detected within days of 9N. On Tuesday November 11, the majority of the members of the Senior Prosecutor of Justice of Catalonia, in an informal meeting were against filing a complaint against Mas for disobedience, as claimed by the State Attorney General and the Government the PP.

This led to the next day, November 12, the general prosecutor. Eduardo Torres-Dulce, met in Madrid with the chief prosecutor of Catalunya, José María Romero de Tejada , and his deputy, Francisco Bathtubs, to smooth things over. At this meeting it was agreed that a legal opinion from Catalonia would be developed. However, a group opposed to tax Catalan empreder actions against the president forced Generalitar Friday November 14 a meeting of prosecutors in Barcelona. This meeting has lasted for two days (Friday and Monday) and the decision has been taken is not appropriate to submit the complaint.