The Dominican Republic's Constitutional Tribunal held a public hearing on Wednesday to examine 23 direct actions of unconstitutionality. Among the cases reviewed were four specific challenges regarding the Penal Code, which remain active despite recent legislative modifications introduced by Congress.
The proceedings highlight that the legislative reforms have not resolved the ongoing legal disputes surrounding the code. The court continues to process these challenges as part of its broader mandate to evaluate the constitutionality of various legal actions.
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