Seville, (EFE).- The Court of Seville has urged this Tuesday the Institute of Legal Medicine (IML) to issue the requested forensic report on the imprisonment of the former president of the Junta José Antonio Griñán, who suffers from cancer, where he was It asks to specify “some extremes”, and that “it is not appropriate” plus “documentation of each of the reviews”.
In an order, dated June 12 and sent to Efe by the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA), the First Section of the Seville Court clarifies that the order of May 31 did not have the purpose of preparing a new report. But specify “some extremes” of the report prepared by the IML on May 24.
The court warns the IML that its request for medical documentation of each of the reviews carried out on Griñán is “not appropriate”. “Well, given the illness he suffers from and the continuous reviews to which he will be subjected, this would prevent the court from deciding on the suspension of the sentence. Postponed until the end of the radiotherapy sessions”.
The ruling indicates that it has received from the coroner a letter “requesting new medical documentation” from the last review by the oncology service. And, where appropriate, a urology report on Griñán.
Prosecution and accusation
It is therefore that in the new letter, the court clarifies that it is for the coroner to issue the report requested on May 31. But specified some aspects of the one that was elaborated on May 24. “To resolve on the suspension of the execution of the sentence” of the former president of the Board.
On May 31, the Court asked the IML to issue, as claimed by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor and the public prosecution, a new report. On the feasibility of the former president of the Junta José Antonio Griñán, who suffers from cancer, being treated in prison.
This request occurred after the Prosecutor’s Office agreed to ask again for a forensic doctor to rule on whether Griñán can be treated in prison for the cancer he suffers from. And thus serve the sentence of six years in prison for the case of the fraudulent ERE.
The providence spoke of releasing an official letter to the Institute of Legal Medicine. For the medical examiner to issue a new report on this matter. And it indicates that against this resolution an appeal can be made within a period of three days. EFE