スペインの法務大臣、アルベルト·ルイス·ガジャは、各方面からの批判にも拘わらず、裁判手続きの有料化を推進
Gallardón se niega a cambiar la ley y Feijóo le pide que lo reconsidere
El ministro a los que critican la norma: "Quieren mantener el antiguo régimen"
El presidente de la Xunta cree que se podrá "reflexionar sobre la proporcionalidad de esas tasas"
El presidente del Supremo y del Consejo del Poder Judicial ve la norma "difícilmente explicable"
El Consejo General de la Abogacía opina que es una "chapuza legal"
Vera Gutiérrez Calvo / José Precedo 22 NOV 2012 - 14:18 CET
Gallardón refuses to change the law and Feijóo asked to reconsider
Minister to those who criticize the standard: "They want to keep the old regime"
The president of the regional government believes may "reflect on the proportionality of such fees"
The Chief Justice and the Judicial Council see the standard "hard to explain"
The General Council of the Bar considers it a "legal fudge"
Vera Gutierrez Calvo / José Precedo 22 NOV 2012 - 14:18 CET
The Minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, today has dismissed those who criticize his conservative law-court fees associations of judges, prosecutors and lawyers, all opposition parties and trade unions, and have been accused of wanting to keep "the old regime" in the administration of justice. The ministry, therefore, will not change the law, despite the avalanche of criticism. Among them today were also produced PP barons, as the president of the regional government, Alberto Nunez Feijoo, who noted that there are "certain fees" court should "be reconsidered in their volume, amount and amount" or senior representatives of Justice, as the Chief Justice and the Judicial Council, Gonzalo Moliner, see also "difficult to explain" the norm.
"We are coming out of the woodwork now that has lasted too many decades of complacency, resignation. This [the new fees system] is a first step in change all that we do in the administration of justice vine that is what he says our Constitution, to resolve conflicts in time, with agility, "said Ruiz-Gallardón after an act with the Sephardic community in Madrid. Similarly, PP deputy spokesman, Rafael Hernando, has been attributed in Congress to "stagnation" that all judicial sectors (secretaries, judges, prosecutors, lawyers and solicitors) and all other parties, conservatives and progressives, have rejected court fees, reports Fernando Garea.
"I understand and respect those who want to continue with the current system, I understand that there are people who want to keep the old regime. But we are not willing to take the conservative approach," added the minister. And finished off by suggesting that critics are moved by self-interest, corporate, not the interests of the company: "With all due respect to the affected groups, remember who you work for the government is to the interest of the Spanish people."
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Justice systems still revolt with the law. Today the President of the General Council of Spanish Lawyers, representing more than 80 law schools in the country, Carlos Carnicer, has described as "legal fudge" and believed to have been dealt with "precipitation and little reflection", by which emphasized the need for either the Constitutional Court to rule on it.
The president of the regional government, Alberto Nunez Feijoo, has not hidden his disagreement with the reform of the justice minister. In his own way, without the belligerence that assumed against Zapatero cabinet measures that still remembers occasionally, Alberto Nunez Feijoo has again set distances against a government decision friend and asked the minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, to reconsider some of the court fees which aims to introduce the public. "I would like some rates have not increased that arises and from there we enter into technical issues. Should be reconsidered its amount, volume and amount and may also reflect on the proportionality of these rates, "he said this morning after the meeting of his government, the penultimate as acting president. Feijóo asked to review the model and made it clear that this is not a personal opinion but the position of the regional government "after talking to judges, prosecutors, lawyers and solicitors.
According Gallardón, the new rates (which take effect when paid all citizens and not only companies with more revenue as before, ranging from 100 to 1,200 euros where use twice) deter people from abusing lawsuits and so encourage judges "resolve conflicts that really have to be resolved", preventing these are "paralyzed and stuck in the courts." The minister also stressed that people with fewer resources they are entitled to legal aid (at this time, those who earn less than 14,000 euros gross per year) will be exempt from paying taxes. The entire criminal jurisdiction is also exempt.
The law entered into force today but the rates charged will not start for another "three or four weeks," as confirmed by the Solicitor General, Juan Bravo. The ministry, which processed the speeding law in Parliament (and thus earned the plant and all opposition protests) now has to delay its implementation because of lack of management control from fees, which had to Hacienda develop and has not arrived in time.
Asked by reversing the entry into force provided for in the law by failing to provide the relevant forms, PP deputy spokesman, Rafael Hernando, replied: "As we have gone too fast." That speed in processing was reported with a plant for all other groups in the Committee on Justice, against the PP then justifying the urgency. In addition, IU deputy Gaspar Llamazares has called on the Ombudsman to appeal to the Constitutional Court against Gallardón copayment.
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