The Supreme Court of Xustiza de Galicia (TSXG), in the implementation of the reform introduced by Law No. 10/2022 on the comprehensive guarantee of sexual freedom, and in accordance with the criteria of the Prosecutor’s Office, prison sentence reduced to two years imposed by the A Coruña State Court A man who raped in Cambreto someone the woman he met via social network Tinder.
Suspect was sentenced to six years in prison prison sentence for committing sexual assault, as well as Two-and-a-half years in prison as the perpetrator of another offense against private lifeIt’s a pity that it hasn’t changed. Like this, TSXG sets the sentence at six and a half years Punishment was given for both crimes.
In the decision shared with the Office of the Chief Public Prosecutor, the Civil and Criminal Division explains that the new law should be applied ex officio because it is in favor of the defendants. four years in prison if the sexual assault offense is proven to a minimumas determined by the court.
The court accepted the explanation of the proven facts of the sentence being appealed, assessing that the 18-year-old accused had stayed with the 20-year-old victim at the O Temple in August 2020. After staying in two places, they decided to take a walk.Until he reaches a wooden footbridge at the end of the Burgo estuary.
After she passed him, “on a picnic area, when it was already dark, dim, and alone”, they began kissing and touching each other until the prisoner offered to have sex. The woman refused because she did not have a condom.
However, according to the court decision, the person who is the subject of the investigation, raped her, ignored requests to stopgoing so far as to tell him to shut up, “he went so far that the victim who couldn’t get rid of him did nothing anymore, be shocked by what’s going on“.
TSXG denies that there is an error in evaluating the evidence, as it ensures that it is “true, reasonable and reasonable”. In addition, “it was rationally evaluated by the court that there was sufficient evidence to constitute a crime, which was obtained in compliance with the guarantees of the right of defence”.
Source: Informacion
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