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Buenos Aires City Takes Control of Criminal Cases After Historic Agreement

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires will take charge of non-federal criminal cases, including slander, abuse, and kidnappings, following the signing of the criminal justice transfer agreement. The transfer also includes juvenile criminal justice, bringing the legal system closer to local residents.

Nueva Ley de Responsabilidad Penal Juvenil: imputabilidad desde los 14 años

El Gobierno promulgó la Ley 27.801 que reduce la edad de imputabilidad penal de 16 a 14 años, derogando la normativa vigente desde la última dictadura militar. El régimen prohíbe la cadena perpetua, establece un máximo de 15 años de prisión y prioriza la educación y reinserción social de los adolescentes.

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