Approval of the withdrawal
Item 3 approved the withdrawal of the complaint proceeding and private accusation filed against Noel Arturo Manzano Chirinos and other individuals.
Verifiable documentary reference
A precise summary of the outcome documented by the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice on April 25, 2019.
The Chamber approved the withdrawal of the complaint proceeding and private accusation that included Noel Arturo Manzano Chirinos, and lifted the precautionary measures ordered in case 23J-1191-18.
Identification
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Procedural sequence
Measures were ordered in case 23J-1191-18 and were later identified and lifted by Ruling No. 0094.
The Constitutional Chamber declared itself competent and assumed jurisdiction over the case.
Written withdrawals of the request for assumption of jurisdiction, complaint and private accusation were filed, as described in the ruling.
The Chamber approved the applicable withdrawals, lifted the precautionary measures and directed the corresponding institutional notifications.
Operative section
Item 3 approved the withdrawal of the complaint proceeding and private accusation filed against Noel Arturo Manzano Chirinos and other individuals.
Item 4 lifted the measures ordered on May 30, 2018, including the freezing of accounts, restrictions on transferring or encumbering property and the travel restriction.
The Chamber directed that a certified copy be sent to SAREN, SAIME and SUDEBAN to notify them that the measures had been lifted.
Source: the operative section of Ruling No. 0094. This summary preserves the terms used in the ruling and does not replace the complete document.
Scope
The Chamber approved the withdrawal of the complaint proceeding and private accusation and lifted the precautionary measures identified in the ruling.
No. The operative section does not contain an acquittal. The result should be described in its precise terms: approval of the withdrawal and lifting of precautionary measures.
No, not from this ruling alone. Ruling No. 0094 supports the orders contained in its operative section and should not automatically be extended to different case files.
Through the Supreme Court of Justice historical publication and the complete copy of the ruling available on this page.
Editorial standard
This page distinguishes earlier procedural acts from the result expressly stated in the ruling. It does not present allegations as proven facts or use legal characterizations absent from the operative section.
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