A control judge gave preventive detention to two alleged involveda man and a woman, in the feminicide of the lawyer Oralia Pérez Garduño.
During this Thursday, October 31, the agent of the Public Ministry of the Attorney General of Justice of Mexico City (FGJCDMX) obtained a precautionary measure of preventive detention against Cristian “N” and Dayna “N”, for their probable participation in the feminicide of the lawyer.
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At the initial hearing, a control judge considered the arrest warrants completed, so the social representative of the Special Prosecutor’s Office for the Investigation of the Crime of Femicide, of the General Coordination of Investigation of Gender Crimes, formulated the corresponding accusation. and requested the connection to proceedings against both people.
The defense requested and was granted duplicity of the constitutional term. Meanwhile, the judge imposed preventive detention on those indicated as a precautionary measure, until their legal situation is determined.
It should be noted that last Friday, October 25, elements of the Prosecutor’s Office and the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC), both from CDMX, arrested three people, Jair “N”, Cristian “N” and Dayna “N”, allegedly involved in the femicide of the lawyer. These arrests were made in the Doctores neighborhood, in the Cuauhtémoc mayor’s office.
How did the lawyer’s feminicide occur?
According to the investigations, on October 17 at the intersection of Viaducto Miguel Alemán and Cuauhtémoc avenues, in the Roma Sur neighborhood, lawyer Oralia Pérez Garduño, who was driving a truck, was hit by a motorcycle from which they shot her. on at least nine occasions.
Later, the attackers abandoned the motorcycle and entered a Metro station to escape.
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The identification of the detainees occurred after the results of field and office work, as well as the investigative acts deployed through operational intelligence with the C5.
The monitoring before and after the events, via video surveillance cameras, made it possible to identify a property in the Doctores neighborhood, where the three people, who are now detained, were located.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Legal Expert on Recent Feminicide Case
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news, where we discuss pressing issues that shape our society today. I’m here with Dr. Alicia Martinez, a legal expert in gender-based violence. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Martinez.
Dr. Alicia Martinez: Thank you for having me. I’m glad to be here.
Editor: Let’s delve right into the recent developments surrounding the tragic feminicide of lawyer Oralia Pérez Garduño. A control judge has ordered preventive detention for Cristian “N” and Dayna “N”. What does this mean within the context of the legal process in Mexcio?
Dr. Martinez: Preventive detention is a legal measure taken to ensure that individuals accused of serious crimes do not flee or tamper with evidence while their case is being evaluated. In this instance, the judge deemed it necessary due to the gravity of the accusations against Cristian and Dayna in connection with this tragic case of feminicide.
Editor: Notably, the Special Prosecutor’s Office for Femicide is involved in this case. How crucial is their role in ensuring justice in situations like this?
Dr. Martinez: The Special Prosecutor’s Office plays a vital role. Their focus on gender crimes allows for a more nuanced understanding of the motivations and implications of feminicide, which is all too common in Mexico. They are committed to investigating these cases thoroughly, providing necessary support to the victims’ families, and working to ensure that justice is served, which is often a long and arduous process.
Editor: In the hearing, the defense requested duplicity of the constitutional term. Can you elaborate on this legal maneuver?
Dr. Martinez: Certainly! When the defense requests duplicity of the constitutional term, they are essentially asking for additional time to prepare their case. This can be critical for ensuring a fair trial, as it allows the defense to gather evidence and formulate arguments more thoroughly. However, it can also prolong the legal process, which is sometimes frustrating for those seeking swift justice, particularly in sensitive cases of gender violence.
Editor: Given the severity of feminicide in Mexico, what steps can be taken to address the systemic issues surrounding violence against women?
Dr. Martinez: Tackling this issue requires a multifaceted approach. First, there needs to be stronger legal frameworks and more stringent enforcement of existing laws against gender violence. Public education campaigns can raise awareness about the signs of domestic abuse and promote greater societal support for victims. Importantly, we need leadership and political commitment to prioritize gender equality and create safer environments for women.
Editor: It seems that societal attitudes play a significant role in these types of crimes. How important is community involvement in preventing feminicide?
Dr. Martinez: Community involvement is crucial. By fostering a culture of respect and equality, communities can create supportive networks for victims and pressure local authorities to take these crimes seriously. Grassroots organizations often lead the way in advocacy and support, providing resources for education, legal assistance, and emotional support for survivors of gender-based violence.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Martinez, for your insights on this pressing issue. It’s imperative for us to keep the conversation alive around feminicide and strive for social change.
Dr. Martinez: Thank you for shedding light on such an important topic. Continued discussions can indeed contribute to societal transformation.
Editor: And thank you to our viewers for tuning in. Stay safe and informed. We’ll see you next time on Time.news.