The Devil's Excrement

Primero Justicia Deputy Gerardo Blyde. who is a Constitutional expert, introduced today a brief in the Venezuelan Supreme Court. In it, Blyde accuses the three members of the constitutional hall of the Supreme Court of process fraud when they tried to interfere in a suit in which they had no jurisdiction so as to benefit one of the sides.

Blyde suggested that the Justices should go to jail and promised that he will introduce another brief accusing the directors of the CNE of disrespect for disobeying the order by the CNE to proceed with the ratification process and add the signatures with the same calligraphy to the totals.

The worst part was that Blyde described how surprised he was when he went to see the decision by the Constitutional Hall and discovered that it simply does not exist. Blyde said they were trying to bar him from looking at the file for the case, but when they finally gave it to him, the sentence that the President of the Supreme Court had said they had published is not there.

Blyde concludes that in the absence of a decision, it just does not exist. Thus, there is not even a conflict at this time before Halls and the CNE should obey the decision of the Electoral hall.

\Blyde concluding by saying: “Think maliciously and you will be right. We presumed that were unfortunately ready for the consummation of a fraud to the legal process, that they had a sentence signed by three justices and were not placing it in the file. They are preparing an additional sentence that will attempt to void the ruling by the Electoral hall and they will place in the file both at once, violating the law and the right to dues process”

Well, there may be another explanation, these Justices know how absurd and illegal it is that they are doing that they are too afraid to place it in the file and later be tried for it. Supreme Court decisions are actually sawn into the file of each case, so they will be very difficult to remove, particularly if new parts are added to the file itself in later dates.

This entry was posted on March 19, 2004 at 9:46 pm and is filed under Venezuela.