NewzThe Peruvian judiciary has declared a nullity in the criminal proceedings against Jean Ferrari, effectively halting the transition to an oral trial that had been previously scheduled. This legal development follows the dismissal of the prosecutor who was responsible for investigating the corruption allegations against him.
By ordering the case to be retroactively processed, the court has suspended the legal momentum that threatened to move Ferrari to a formal trial. The decision marks a significant procedural shift in the ongoing corruption inquiry, as the removal of the lead prosecutor and the subsequent judicial ruling have created a new status quo for the case.
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