The former chief of the capital police, Jesus Orta Martinez, processed an amparo trial before the Federal Judicial Power against the arrest warrant against him for crimes of organized crime derived from an alleged deviation of 2.5 million pesos.
The application brief was presented on August 11 and entered the Eighth District Court of Amparo in Criminal Matters in Mexico City the following day, however, the complainant was required to clarify against what he seeks to seek protection, for which Orta Martínez will have five business days to clarify his initial brief.
“Before ruling on the admission of the amparo claim, the District judge must first examine the claim brief, and if said analysis shows that there is any deficiency, irregularity or omission, he or she will warn the petitioner. Therefore, in order to be able to agree on what corresponds in law, the complaining party should be required to clarify its claim in the following terms within a period of five days, in writing and under protest of telling the truth, “she stated. The judge.
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