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Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s Independent Judges Association yesterday asked Congress to comply with Law 194-04 which allocates 4.10 percent of government revenue to the Judicial Branch.
Its president Jose Alberto Cruceta, and vice president Yudelka Villanueva said they expect Congress will approve the budget submitted by the Judicial Branch Council, of RD$6.03 billion. “We vehemently demand that Congress approves the Judicial Branch’s amount submitted by the Judicial Branch Council, for the sum of 6.03 billion pesos.”
They were accompanied by the also “unionized” judges Nancy Salcedo, Maria Garabito, Argenis Garcia, Coronoado Radhar, Aloides Matías, Francisco Carrasco, Federico Fernandez and Ysis Muniz.
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From: United States, FREEPORT, Long Island.... (Look, beyond the words)
lol
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From: United States
6.03 Billions ....................wth for ????
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From: United States, FREEPORT, Long Island.... (Look, beyond the words)
They can't even keep the ring leader of two murder victims behind bars, after the conclusion of an investigation, and you guys want WHAT!!!!
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From: United States
Education deserves and needs it. A corrupt group of lawyers/judges..........not so much.
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From: Dominican Republic, North coast
what do they need judges for the only law is money if your rich enough you can commit murder and walk
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From: Dominican Republic, vieja Santo Domingo
I think that judges need to be paid well for two reasons,,firstly good salaries will attract the best lawyers to the bench and secondly they will feel less inclined to accept any illegal financial offers
