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Judiciary Insists on Its Rejection of the Law that Penalizes Adolescents Aged 16 and 17
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Janet Tello asks Congress to consult judges on changes in the judicial systemDuring the inauguration of the Full National Jurisdictional Family in Piura, the president of the judiciary, Janet Tello, reiterated the opposition of the institution to Law No. 32330, which incorporates adolescents aged 16 and 17 years as attributable subjects within the adult penal system. “This is a situation that is of great concern to the judiciary,” she said, reca…
During the National Family Assembly in Piura, the head of the PJ expressed her firm opposition to the rule that criminalizes adolescents and alerted them to their social impact. The judiciary reiterated its rejection of Law 32330, which allows for the criminal prosecution of adolescents aged 16 and 17, considering that it violates international treaties such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child. During the inauguration of the National Fa…
The president of the judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, again ruled on the law passed by Congress that allows the imprisonment of adolescents who commit various crimes.
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