ABC of Spain 2 / The six judges of the civil and criminal division of the Superior Court of Catalonia (TSJC) are gathered from 10:00 hours on an extraordinary plenary convened to decide on the admissibility of complaints and grievances against President Catalonia, Artur Mas, the 9N.
According to informed sources TSJC, the six judges have on the table 7 complaints and 25 complaints filed so far against the president of the Generalitat and other members of the Catalan government for possible criminal liability holding sovereigntist consultation.
The president of TSJC, Miguel Ángel Gimeno, has called this special meeting before the accumulation of complaints and lawsuits filed by the 9N, the social relevance of the facts and to avoid decisions that could end up being contradictory.
In this way, the five judges will hold criminal and civil division of TSJC and its president who will have to agree on full admission or rejection of all procedures for the 9N.
Catalan High Court has so far received seven complaints and 25 complaints directed against the president of the Generalitat, Artur Mas, and members of the Catalan government and the Parliament of Catalonia related to participatory process 9N.
Prior to the conclusion of this extraordinary city, the TSJC has required the prosecution to send it all records have been asked to be positioned on the admissibility or otherwise of the allegations and complaints brought by . 9N, although not completed
In full part, besides the Gimeno own, the other five judges of the civil and criminal chamber of TSJC: Maria Eugenia Alegret, José Francisco Valls, Enric Anglada, Josep Manuel April and Carlos Ramos.
The six judges comprising civil and criminal chamber of TSJC are directly involved in the issue, as they have on the table any more than thirty complaints and denunciations by the 9N.
If the TSJC finally declared admissible the complaint of the prosecution and agree accumulate other complaints, investigation by the 9N could also expand its reach, as some accusations directed his writings against the Minister of Presidency Francesc Homs, and Interior, Ramon Espadaler.
could also increase the range of crimes to investigate, since the Prosecutor making the other complaints and allegations that handles TSJC add others as the rebellion, sedition and incitement to coercion.
In any event, experts agree, the TSJC would have the final say in the approval stage of the complaints by the 9N, as only could conceivably appeal to the Supreme Court (TS) if investigative be practiced.
On the contrary, if the complaint admissible supported and measures are agreed, the Supreme may revoke an eventual dismissal of the complaint and agreed by the TSJC have the last word to send the process to trial and judgment if, according to experts.
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