Supreme Court annuls prosecutor's inactivity decision issued before one-year illness period expired. Decision violated statutory requirements for judicial inactivity. Court ruled procedural timing invalidates premature administrative action.

The Supreme Court annulled the General Prosecutor's decision placing the prosecutor in inactivity due to illness, as it was issued before the required one-year period elapsed. The prosecutor argued that medical certificates proved she was capable of work, yet the court found the decision legally flawed because it was delivered on February 2, 2006, prior to the statutory deadline of February 3, 2006. The court held that issuing such a decision before the condition is met violates the law, regardless of whether the effective date is set later.