The Justice Ministry confirmed that neither the State Ministry nor the Defense have reached any agreements that could alter the preliminary hearing procedure being conducted against urban music exponent José Cosculluela Suárez at the Humacao Court of First Instance.
According to written statements at SPOKESMAN According to the agency’s press and communications office, Humacao District Attorney Phoebe Isales indicated that “the defense has come closer to requesting a settlement, but the details are not being discussed publicly.”
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Regarding the possibility that the agreement proposed by the City Music Interpreter’s attorneys would deal with the crimes charged under the Arms Act, the prosecutor indicated that she would not disclose them either, stating that the prosecutors were prepared to prove that the 15 crimes she herself is accused of-style “The Prince” were committed by him.
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“Almost all gun offenses are ineligible for parole, but some may be reclassified. But I reiterate that we will not enter into the agreements demanded by the defense,” Isales said in writing.
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“It’s just that I’m already tired”
The sixth day of Cosculluela’s preliminary hearing, which continued the cross-examination of the artist’s ex-wife, ended in a tense exchange of blows between the case’s attorneys, the prosecutor’s office and the judge handling the criminal case in court.
Judge Serrano Murcelo said Jennifer Fungenzi Jacques’ testimony is likely to be extended by three more days. Both the image and his testimony do not appear in the Supreme Court-approved broadcast by order of the Togada, which is leading the case, after prosecutors requested it last November.
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“I’m not going to interrupt the hearing because someone has an obligation, and I want that to be crystal clear,” the judge said, clearly angered by the lack of agreement on the retrial dates between the defendants’ representatives and the Public Ministry. The Togada even offered Saturdays to the attorneys and prosecutors on the case to avoid the trial interfering with other commitments on their calendars, but Cosculluela’s legal representative indicated that it was not a business appointment either , which increased the discomfort The judge.
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“It’s just that I’m already tired. “I will not continue these confrontations with defense attorneys or prosecutors,” the judge insisted while the courtroom remained silent.
The public prosecutor had announced four more witnesses, including two police officers, so that the continuation of the criminal proceedings against the artist was scheduled for Tuesday, March 21, 2023. Other dates when previews may be available are April 4th 11 and 20, with later dates in May and June.
During the morning the transmission of the criminal case against the artist was interrupted three times by the chief judge. At the beginning of the hearing, the parties requested additional time to complete a discussion on ways to reach certain agreements in the case.
The court then suspended its work to allow one of the case’s attorneys to try to recover from a health mishap. With this in mind, the criminal trial resumed at 1:30 p.m., when it was the artist’s ex-wife’s turn.
The artist was arrested on October 14 for alleged repeated domestic violence against his ex-partner Jennifer Fungenzi Jaques and gun law violations.
A total of 15 charges weigh against the exponent of the urban genre. Thirteen of these fall under the Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention Act, while two of the charges were based on the Gun Control Act 2020.