In May, the National District Court acquitted Sorzabal of an attack in Irun because he had been proven to take over authorship after he was ‘subject to inhumane treatment’.
The office of the public prosecutor appealed against the judgment of the National Court that Iratxe Sorzabal has acquitted, after he has been proven that he has explained a low treatment and asked the trial to be repeated.
The National Court He argued in his May judgment that the suspect was subjected to “poor treatment (application of electrodes) during her arrest” in March 2001. Therefore, therefore,, therefore, considered “null of full law” the manuscript (“Kantada”) that the suspect wroteBased on the authorship of these and other attacks.
The Criminal Section Board of the Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court has supported the presentation of an appeal against the punishment “by a large majority”.
And is that, The persecution does not agree and believes that the manuscript “consists of A voluntary action so that the placement of the artifacts is recognized. “That is why it is of the opinion that it is a” valid cost test “and that, not taking into account the court, has not abandoned effective guardianship from the public prosecutor.
That is why it requires the punishment to withdraw and to return the cause to the National Court to celebrate a new trial in a room consisting of other magistrates.
Iratxe Sorzabal was arrested in 2001 Hernani accused of member of ETA. Then he was released and fled to France, where he was arrested again in 2015, together with David Pla. In 2022 he was sentenced to 24 and a half year in prison for a double attack in Gijón.
In this case he was accused of placing an explosive device on the Irun Bridge in 1995 and the placement of a bomb at Alicante airport in the same year.
A few months ago a national court reopened the summary for the murder in 1996 of the lower officer of Ertzaina Montxo Doral, who attributes Ertzaintza to an order led by Sorzabal.
Source: EITB
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