translated from Spanish: FGE claims before the court, not to be deferred intermediate hearing on the ground of Jessica G’s femicide.

Morelia, Michoacán.- The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Michoacán (FGE) requested before the Judge of Control, the holding of the intermediate hearing by Jessica G.’s femicide, scheduled for May 27, which was requested, by Diego Urik M. and his defense, to be postponed for two months in order to prepare its theory of the case.
On May 25, the Prosecutor’s Office was notified by the court of the letter filed by defendant Diego Urik M., and his private defender, by which they request the deferral of the hearing scheduled for May 27, arguing that there are two remaining protections to be resolved; they also requested a deadline to prepare the case and its respective theory.
In ac addition to its powers and in ac response to the Judge’s request for a statement in connection with that request, the Public Prosecutor’s Office answered and requested the holding of the hearing, since the defendant’s assertion and defence are not justified, since, in a timely manner, they were continuously transferred to all the evidence in the investigative folder.
It should be noted that on April 23rd, the Prosecutor’s Office filed the letter formalizing the indictment and offered the means of proof to prove and demonstrate the responsibility of Diego Urik., in the crime of Feminicidio, conduct for which he has applied for maximum penalty.
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Diego Urik., was arrested on 30 September 2020, in compliance with an arrest warrant issued by the Judge of Control, and on 1 October was linked to the proceedings, in considering, that court, that the evidence provided by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, is adequate and sufficient to prove the likely liability of the detainee in the event, by which , recently and in the time the law is set, the indictment was formally filed.

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