Madrid (EFE)
The latest data updated by the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) indicate that sentence reductions are now close to a thousand, since the rule came into force in October.
These data, which are still provisional, are broken down as follows: 15 reductions by the Supreme Court, one by the National Court, 77 by the higher courts and 850 by the provincial courts.
However, these figures will increase since the sources indicate that the data from the provincial courts of Gipuzkoa, Granada, Seville and Teruel still needs to be compiled, in addition to those from the Superior Courts of Andalusia, the Canary Islands, Castilla y León and País. Basque.
These data are made public one day after the Supreme Court has announced a monographic plenary session on June 6 and 7 to establish doctrine on the review of final sentences by the Law of only yes is yes, just a few days after 28M.
Specifically, the Criminal Chamber will study more than 20 appeals filed by the parties against the revisions of the convictions by final sentence issued by the provincial courts, required by the new legislation on sexual crimes to study whether or not it was more beneficial for the prisoner
Legal sources report that the intention of the Supreme Court is to unify criteria and establish doctrine before the decisions of the provincial courts, which do not coincide in their way of proceeding given that some regional courts have indeed lowered the sentences but others, on the other hand, have not. have made.
To date, the Supreme Court had ruled on sentences that were not final, but now the high court will begin to study the most controversial cases, those whose final sentence has been altered after the entry into force of the comprehensive guarantee of freedom law sexual, which keeps the partners of the Government at odds from a reform of the PSOE amended by United We Can.