Supreme Court Will Evaluate Pretrial Detention of Pedro Castillo on Wednesday, September 30
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Supreme Court Will Review Pretrial Detention of Former President Pedro Castillo, What Is the Reason?
The Supreme Court will evaluate on Wednesday, September 30, whether it is appropriate to keep the pretrial detention imposed on former President Pedro Castillo, in the framework of the preparatory investigation for the accumulated cases Petroperú, Puente Tarata and Ministry of Housing.
The proceedings will be conducted by the provisional supreme judge Juan Carlos Checkley and will be carried out in a virtual manner.
In a virtual hearing, the provisional supreme judge Juan Carlos Checkley will carry out an ex officio review of the validity of the budgets that led to the imposition of the preventive detention measure against the ex-mandatario, within this preparatory investigation for the alleged crimes of criminal organization, simple collusion and aggravated influence trafficking.
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