Seville, (EFE).- The First Section of the Provincial Court of Seville has asked the defense of the former president of the Junta José Antonio Griñán, sentenced to six years in prison for the ERE case, to contribute within five days ” all the medical reports” available on his prostate cancer to decide regarding his entry into prison.
In an order notified this Tuesday in relation to the execution of the false ERE, the Court agrees to require Griñán’s defense to provide within this period the medical reports available “in order to proceed to a new medical examination” by the Institute of Legal Medicine (IML) of Seville.
This letter comes four days after the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor asked the Court to ask Griñán’s defense to provide “updated reports” on cancer and his state of health in order to rule on his admission to jail, in response to the previous request of the First Section for them to rule on the report from the prison’s medical services that endorsed the specialized care treatment.
The Prosecutor’s Office requested that when these new reports provided by the defense of the former Andalusian president are available, they be sent back to the prison, once the center considers that his treatment in prison is “possible”.
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Anti-corruption asked the Court to request Griñán’s defense “updated medical information on diagnosis, treatment and possible effective complications derived from it” in order to decide on the possibility of his imprisonment.
On the other hand, in a second ruling, the First Section of the Provincial Court notifies the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor and other parties so that, within a period of three business days, they make the allegations they deem appropriate to the documentation sent by the center Seville penitentiary regarding the illness alleged by the former Deputy Minister of Employment Agustín Barberá.
On March 6, the Court agreed to obtain a report from the health services of said prison on the possibility of treatment in said center of the disease alleged by Barberá.
The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor had previously submitted a letter to the Court on the situation of Barberá, sentenced to seven years and one day in prison, and 18 years and one day of absolute disqualification, for a continued crime of prevarication in competition with a continued one of embezzlement .
Barberá’s defense bases his request on article 80.4 of the Criminal Code, which provides that judges and courts may grant the suspension of any sentence imposed without being subject to any requirement in the event that the prisoner is suffering from a very serious illness with incurable diseases. EFE