Constitutional Court accords jurisdiction to military courts over military personnel in specific cases.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Constitutional Court ordered the accumulation of seven amparo resources challenging the military jurisdiction over civil servants. The applicants argued that the military courts lacked competence to hear their cases under Articles 24 and 25.1 of the Constitution, while the opposing party contended that military jurisdiction was appropriate for the specific roles involved. The Court ruled in favor of the military jurisdiction, establishing that the military courts possess competence over certain civil servants performing military functions.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 24; Art. 25.1; Art. 53.2 CE: The military jurisdiction is competent to try civil servants who perform military functions, provided the specific legal requirements for such jurisdiction are met.
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Identificación
Órgano
Sección Segunda
Magistrados
Don Carlos de la Vega Benayas, don Luis López Guerra y don José Vicente Gimeno Sendra.
Número y fecha BOE
Tipo y número de registro
Recurso de amparo 2045-1989
Fecha de resolución
18/06/1990
Síntesis y resumen
Síntesis Descriptiva
Acordando la acumulación de los recursos de amparo 2.045/1989, 1.942/1989, 1.986/1989, 2.427/1989, 2.428/1989, 2.429/1989 y 1.800/1989
Resumen
Acumulación de procesos constitucionales: procedencia.
Don José Garrido Sales y Manuel Rosa Recuerda contra Autos del Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Navarra y Sentencia de la Sala de Conflictos de Jurisdicción del Tribunal Supremo, otorgando la competencia a la jurisdicción militar. Arts. 24, 25.1 y 53.2
C.E. Solicitan la suspensión.
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