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A young man sentenced to nine years for sexual offences was acquitted after spending 785 days in custody. This investigative podcast reconstructs the case, examines the stark contradiction between the Court of Corts and the High Court, and scrutinizes pretrial detention, witness testimony, autism, the expert assessments of…
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A pardon request exposes a devastating accusation against Andorra’s justice system: a civil dispute over fiduciary fees was allegedly turned into a criminal case, involving prison for debt, obstruction of the right to defence, a blocked appeal, police pressure, and a professional ban later annulled by the Constitutional Court.
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The Parramon Case: When the Legal Process Becomes the Punishment
A pardon request exposes a devastating accusation against Andorra’s justice system: a civil dispute over fiduciary fees was allegedly turned into a criminal case, involving prison for debt, obstruction of the right to defence, a blocked appeal, police pressure, and a professional ban later annulled by the Constitutional Court.
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