Spain: harder punishments in cases of maltreatment without injury against women
Published by Liuzzi e Liuzzi International law firm in Spanish Law · 15 November 2018
Tags: maltrato, de, obra, in, spain, maltreatment, in, spain, gender, based, violence, spain
Tags: maltrato, de, obra, in, spain, maltreatment, in, spain, gender, based, violence, spain
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Spain: harder punishments in cases of maltreatment without injury against women (with affective relationship being intimate partners or if they have been partners as established by articles 153 – Spanish Criminal Code)
"Maltrato de obra" crime in Spain.
Maltreatment without injury in gender-based violence crimes.
Spain- Criminal Law
Latest news after a recent sentence of the Spanish Supreme Court “Pleno de la Sala II del Tribunal Supremo”
According to the pronunciation of the Spanish Supreme Court that in cases of maltreatment without injury if teh victim is a woman that has had a relationship with the offender (or any victim with the conditions established by article 153 of the Spanish Criminal code) can be punishedbeing condamned from 6 months to 1 year of prison and it is also to establish a prohibition of approaching to the victim so as to grant protection to victims of gender-based violence.
For further information related to Spanish Criminal law and especially Gender-based violence we suggest the legal articles written by our lawyer Viviana Fiorella Liuzzi.
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