Buenos Aires, November 17 (NA) – Judge Julieta Makintash confirmed that she “needs peace for her family” hours before the verdict that the Disciplinary Jury will announce today. The magistrate spoke with the Argentine News Agency and did not confirm her attendance at the Annex of the Buenos Aires Senate: “I don't know yet yet.” The hearing will begin at 10 at 7 and 49, city of La Plata, where the 12 jurors will determine whether to remove her from office or not. In this sense, the woman spoke with NA and stated that “I need peace for myself and my family now,” while also speaking out about the complaint for alleged aggravated testimony she filed against her colleague Maximiliano Savarino: “I am waiting for them to call me to ratify.” The woman is suspended from her post, was removed from the chair she held at the Law Faculty of the Austral University and is accused in a criminal case that is being processed at UFI No. 1 of San Isidro. The images and the trailer of the documentary became known at the end of May: the judge drives her vehicle to the Courts on Ituzaingó 340 street, gives an interview in her office and is filmed inside the room where the hearings were taking place.
Argentine Judge Needs Peace for Family Before Verdict
Argentine judge Julieta Makintash needs peace for her family before the jury's verdict on her dismissal. She commented on accusations made by a colleague.
