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Post by nijhumnishita033 on Jan 11, 2024 4:54:30 GMT -5
If all the options for judicial notification to an investigated person who is abroad are unsuccessful or useless , would it be possible to notify him through a social network that he uses often? Is this a guarantee formula? Is the judicial body obliged to exhaust all the means at its disposal (including Twitter) to notify the person under investigation? This same question was raised by the portal specialized in Sports Law, Iusport , in a case related to the judicial notification to the Arab sheikh, former president of Málaga CF, Al Thani. We put in context The investigation of the criminal procedure for Phone Number Data alleged irregular management of Málaga CF has been paralyzed for a few months due to the refusal to testify by the club's former president, Abdullah Al-Thani , and his three sons, former directors of the entity. Without lawyers to defend them or a solicitor to represent them in the aforementioned case, on January 11, the Magistrate-Judge of the Court of Instruction No. 14 of Malaga , through an order, agreed, given the time that had passed without the Qatari authorities respond to the rogatory commission sent for the taking of the defendants' statements, notify the Public Prosecutor's Office and the other parties appearing so that they can rule on the appropriateness of the issuance of an international and/or European arrest warrant for the aforementioned subjects.
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