The Governing Board of the Lorca Bar Association has published a report in which it denounces that the city’s courts fail to comply with the measures of the de-escalation plan agreed with the Higher Court of Justice of Murcia to resume judicial activity after the state alarm. In the report, the college considers “degrading and disparaging” for the profession the formulas established to prevent the access of lawyers to the judicial headquarters until they are called to the courtroom and denounces the wait of several hours in the sun by the lawyers before the trials.
He adds that only face-to-face trials are held due to the refusal of the Lorca courts to make them telematic and affirms that the lawyers must access the judicial headquarters “complying with all the security measures”, something that is not happening.
The report indicates that there is a lack of means to guarantee individual safety, that the courtrooms are not disinfected after each trial and that “if a labor inspector accompanied any of the lawyers to the holding of a trial, he would lack a record to draw up infractions in the absence of safety and hygiene measures ”.
Another reason for criticism of the Bar Association is that of the reports of lawsuits during the month of August notified recently, due to the “enormous damage to the family vacations scheduled by the lawyers and the alleged family conciliation of the same.”
The Lorca Bar Association concludes its report by expressing its “concern” about the way in which judicial activity has resumed in Lorca and assures that this professional group is not willing for lawyers to be “the only ones who put their Health”.
–
–
