Criminal Law Court Nº1 in Motril has ordered that the case against José Luis Rodriguez Passolas for urban-development corruption be shelved. The case was brought against him and María Arellano Ruiz by the Ministerio Fiscal and Ecologistas en Acción.
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San Cristóbal Parking Problems
by Hugh MacArthur •
As if it were not a problem enough for summer parking the Market underground car park remain closed, now there are problems with the San Cristóbal one.
Lawyers Steals 7,347 Euros from Client
by Martin Myall •
The Motril Criminal Law Court has sentenced a lawyer, Juan José de La Fuente Teixido, to 9 months’ imprisonment after he admitted to the charges against him.
Benny in Court
by Martin Myall •
It’s certainly not the first time that ex-Mayor, Juan Carlos Benavides has sat before a judge, but there’s no indication that it will turn out any differently for him: acquittal.
The Topical Ticket?
by Martin Myall •
The provincial law court of Sevilla has sentenced two young men to 13 years imprisonment each for burglary and the murder of a priest on the 6th of October, 2010
Farmers Fight in Frigiliana
by Martin Myall •
The law courts in Torrox are also processing another case involving a dispute resulting in a man of German nationality who allegedly caused the death of a 50-year-old neighbour.
Looking for Trouble…
by Martin Myall •
A young girl made the mistake of recriminating a 40-year-old man for spitting on the ground outside a discotheque in Antonio Millón in Nerja. His response was to walk up to her and spit in her face, but it didn’t stop there.
Religion, Schooling and Divorce
by Editor •
(Regional News) A provincial law court in Almeria has just ordered a state school to reinstate a Religion teacher, whom they had fired because she had married a divorced man from Germany.
Motril’s New Criminal Court
by Editor •
Motril finally has its much-needed, second criminal court after eleven years of petitioning and bureaucracy.
Unfair Dismissal
by Editor •
A Judge has found the Town Hall guilty of contravening the constitutional rights of a worker when it fired him for asking to be paid what he considered to be a just amount. The dining-hall scene from Oliver Twist comes to mind… What! More?