Jean Alain Rodríguez will take the extinction case to the Supreme Court

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Jean Alain Rodríguez asserts that he will take his case to the final judicial instances

The former Attorney General of the Republic, Jean Alain Rodríguez, has reaffirmed his position regarding the judicial process he is facing for alleged acts of administrative corruption. During his recent statements, the former official was emphatic in pointing out that his legal team will exhaust all necessary resources to appeal any decision that does not favor his request for the dismissal of the case.

Rodríguez emphasized that the current legal debate centers on the duration of the case, which, according to his arguments, is approaching six years. Under his interpretation of article 150 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the former attorney general maintains that the maximum permitted time limit has been exceeded, further pointing out that there are delays and deficiencies attributed to the Public Prosecutor’s Office that had already been noted by previous courts.

We are facing this head-on and you will know the truth with evidence. Whatever path this decision takes, we will respect it because we respect the courts and we will continue.

Jean Alain Rodríguez

A judicial process under the microscope

The former official insisted that his defense is prepared to take the case to the Supreme Court of Justice and the Constitutional Court if necessary. Likewise, he reiterated his innocence regarding the serious accusations against him, which include collusion of officials and fraud against the State.

Regarding his defense strategy, Rodríguez announced that he will present new documents to support his version of the facts. Furthermore, he questioned the validity of some testimonies included in the file, alleging that they had been obtained under pressure and threats.

Case details

  • The judicial process is investigating an alleged fraud against the State exceeding 6 billion pesos.
  • The events under investigation correspond to the period of his administration between 2016 and 2020.
  • Rodríguez maintains that compliance with procedural deadlines is a right that must be guaranteed for all citizens.

Alofoke Deportes will continue to follow this high-impact judicial case, keeping the audience informed about the next steps dictated by the Dominican courts in relation to the request for extinction presented by the former attorney general.

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