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Local March 1, 2018 | 12:03 pm

In ‘rulings for sale’ case, judges fail to try judges

Santo Domingo.- The prosecution of former judges Awilda Reyes and Francisco Arias, charged in the "rulings for sale" fraud case, entered its 36th recess, the Justice Ministry complained on Wed. It said the proceedings began on Jan. 12, 2016, when the indictments against the two ex-judges were unsealed, though the date for the preliminary hearing has yet to be scheduled. "Most of the postpone... Read more

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