The National Council of Justice fired a senior judge for asking for money and sexual favors in favor of a party in the process

The National Council of Justice (JNJ) ordered the dismissal on Tuesday Judge Antenor Jorge Allagamagistrate of the Supreme Court of Ayacucho after asking for money and accepting gifts in exchange for supporting a litigant in the city.

The magistrate was a member of the Criminal Chamber of the aforementioned court. In fulfilling this function, he demanded five thousand soles and a “sexual advantage” from the lawyer in order to make favorable decisions to her client.

According to National Council of Justicethe aforementioned judge also accepted a deer as a donation from the plaintiff, in accordance with what was stated in the report in which his request was requested. dismissal.

The disclosed report concludes that Judge Jorge Allaga erred under subsections 9 and 13 Judicial careerfor which he was recommended to be fired.

Guillermo Thornberry, a member of the JNJ, was the speaker for this trial and pointed out that all of this follows from what was pointed out by the same judge and lawyer in the trial for the offense of specific passive bribery that developed from this case.

This is not the first time Aliaga has been sanctioned. The judge was removed in November 2020 from the position of chairman High Court of Justice Ayacucho. The sanction stemmed from the fact that he had used the staff of that authority to do domestic work in his home.

JNJ fired a judge who went abroad without permission

National Council of Justice announced last week that he had fired Huancayo First Preliminary Investigative Court Judge Emiliano Arturo Ramos Cárdenas for providing false documents justifying his absence from the court office while he was in Colombia.

In the presentation of Disciplinary Procedure No. 029-2021-JNJ by Vice President Antonio de la Jaza, it was proven that Judge Ramos Cárdenas attempted to deceive and surprise the institution by presenting a medical certificate with false information, believing that no one could have known about his trip abroad .

Judge who freed drug suspects fired

In addition, in early July, they announced the dismissal of the judge of the preliminary investigation department of the Supreme Court, Cañete, Humberto Fernando Medina López. The basis for making such a decision is the issuance of a decision in favor of persons suspected of drug trafficking.

The institution determined that Medina López had committed a very serious offense under article 48, paragraph 13, of the Judicial Career Law and issued a dismissal warrant.