The Court of Cassation changed the composition of the panel to review Bailaque's appeals in cases related to drug trafficking and alleged extortion.
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The Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation in Argentina has modified its judicial composition to review a series of appeals involving Marcelo Bailaque, a former federal judge from Rosario who faces accusations of irregularities in cases linked to drug trafficking and alleged extortion.
In separate rulings stemming from the "Ruta del Dinero K" investigations, the same Cassation court also declared inadmissible an extraordinary appeal filed by Martín Antonio Báez regarding the forfeiture of his properties, and rejected an appeal from Jorge Oscar Chueco to block a nearly $220 million fine.
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InfobaeFocuses on the procedural shift regarding former judge Bailaque's case.
InfobaeHighlights Martín Báez's failed attempt to appeal property forfeitures.
InfobaeEmphasizes Jorge Chueco's rejected appeal and upheld multi-million dollar fine.
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