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Tegucigalpa – The General Directorate of Justice reported this Saturday that it had reviewed 256 itinerant files on organized crime, the environment and corruption.
He elaborated through a statement that the inspection started with the effectiveness of the circuit and continued till August 23 this year.
He said he interviewed judges and support staff at the circuit courts, who were given a list of needs and the distribution of cases filed.
The number of judicial files this year is 307, of which 256 are under examination, 127 contain tax claims, 90 are prior proceedings and 39 are transferred to other judicial institutions or accumulate.
Among the findings: pre-trial dates for three judicial cases involving drug trafficking, illegal possession of prohibited weapons, criminal gangs and smuggling offences were unreasonably rescheduled.
Likewise, violations were found during hearings to review measures, which included taking preventive measures and ordering a collateral guarantee for the state.
However, there is no evidence that the corresponding liens have been registered with the Property Bureau (IP) for money laundering, conspiracy and murder.
The Inspector General informed that 52 documents corresponding to this year and 2023 are yet to be reviewed. silver
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