The City Council counsel who exercised the prosecution in the trial of the police officers prosecuted for the crime of coercion against a corporal showed an "exercise impeccable sense" in the process, as recognized in the judgment of the judges of the Provincial Court.
The ruling detailing their legal arguments correct work of the representatives of the municipal legal services and rejects the request of the prosecution and the defense to impose for costs to the City.
This situation is possible only when work "imprudently or in bad faith" and the judges ruled that this has been the way forward for municipal lawyers.
On the contrary, the judgment states that "not known to have developed a senseless, useless-slowing or along the instruction or the intermediate phase strategy."
Moreover, it continues to define as an "exercise impeccable sense" the decision to drop the charges.
Ultimately, the decision concludes, deployed a "procedural action that has received the endorsement of both public and impartial institutions -the process performed at the Instructor and the prosecutor, revealing its definitive findings not pursuing both conviction and interests as Justice, far away attitude of recklessness and bad faith necessary for the viability of the sentence implored. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia