Supreme Court Confirms Costs for Prosecutor in Case
The Spanish Supreme Court upheld a fine against Álvaro García Ortiz. He was found guilty of revealing confidential information. The court also barred him from holding public office for two years.
Álvaro García Ortiz, the former prosecutor general, was found guilty of disclosing information about Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner, Alberto González Amador. The Supreme Court confirmed a fine of 39,000 euros. This fine covers the costs of his defense. Additionally, García Ortiz is ineligible to serve as fiscal general for two years. The court’s decision is related to a legal challenge.
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Highlights
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal
The Spanish Supreme Court refused García Ortiz’s legal challenge.
Fine and Court Costs
García Ortiz must pay 39,000 euros in fines and court costs.
Ineligibility Sentence
He is ineligible to hold the position of fiscal general for two years.
Confidential Information Revealed
García Ortiz revealed secrets about Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner.
Costs Remain Unchanged
The court confirmed the 39,000 euro cost for his defense.