The example of the red line is often used as a separation of good and evil in environments: political, judicial, social. Undoubtedly, that of sports referees is usually the most controversial when it comes to assigning the goal (on lines 5cm thick), but in the case of a judge, can the opposite be interpreted as someone who breaks the law? Our judicial system considers the right to make mistakes in their work to apply the laws legitimate due to their human condition, which is questionable when more than 50 judges (supposedly independent) do it systematically when interpreting misappropriation crimes that is to say, with a conceptual base similar to 1+1=2.
- sign the reports they issue with their first and last names, the abuse of "the prosecutor's lieutenant" appearing as a signatory is quite striking, don't forget they are public officials
- certify that their reports have followed the legal course (entry stamp in the courts). We can accredit reports without any seal.
- that have complied with the pillars of their function: legality, independence, impartiality. We can accredit cases in which the same prosecutor attends a procedure and in which the perjury of a witness of the previous one is valued.
If you are wondering how to date no one has recognized such flagrant "facts", the answer we can give you is that neither are we, we are looking for the judge who "dares" to recognize them, understood in the sense that he will prove the error of 50 "companions".