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The judge of the Audiencia Nacional, Javier Gomez Bermudez, has welcomed today at the University of Murcia that there have been no attacks on jihadist terrorism, since 2004, in Spain, a fact that has been attributed to early additional policing.

Gomez Bermudez made these statements during the opening address of the conference on the centenary of the Law Faculty of the Murcia educational institution, held until next May 7 in the House of Arts.

The judge who presided over the trial of the attacks of March 11, discussed in his presentation the gaps in the Spanish legal system in combating the phenomenon of individual terrorist, since the legislation of our country, he said, is designed for a classical terrorism, which is organized.

The reform of the Penal Code which comes into force in July will include advances to combat the terrorist who some call the lone wolf and lecturer has plotted with the features of the non-dependence of an organization, the absence of orders and instructions and lack a support and external funding and that indoctrination and recruitment is generally remotely via the Internet.

Among the innovations introduced by the legislator, Gomez Bermudez stressed the redefinition of the concept of terrorism (the definition of the European Union is adopted), the criminalization of passive indoctrination and training (before the teacher and not the student was punished) and the new informative offense terror, which are Internet videos do not have a propaganda function, but to intimidate the population.

It has also valued as a breakthrough that legislative reform is capable of destroying jihadist forums (which he would have been extended to servers), but has not been so favorably with the new type of reckless collaboration, which has pointed out that hardly applies .

Spain's success against jihadist terrorism is over, it relies on the police act at an early stage of ideation crime, which is counterbalanced by many times the evidence collected is of a circumstantial kind and circumstantial, which in Once the correct allocation difficult.

In the opening ceremony, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, David Lorenzo Morillas, thanked the cooperation of the Student center in organizing a conference which he described as ambitious, given that cover topics such as the State regional, labor reform, civil, procedural problems in the investigation of corruption procedures or the Constitutional Court.

The rector of the University, José Orihuela, meanwhile, stressed the high level specialists participating law, if Manuel Aragon, retired judge of the Constitutional Court;

Pablo Ruz, former Judge of the High Court;

Andres Ollero, judge of the Constitutional Court, or Lorenzo Martín-Retortillo, professor of administrative law at the Complutense University of Madrid, among others.

Finally, the president of the autonomous region, Alberto Garre, who recalled his ties to the Faculty as a former student of the center, stressed that Murcia and Spanish society has nourished of lawyers who have left their classrooms during the last hundred years .

Source: Universidad de Murcia