The defense of the questioned doctor maintained that the prohibition on practicing as a doctor curtails his right to work.
The Cassation Chamber Buenos Aires declared “inadmissible” an attempt to Aníbal Lotocki so that the Supreme Court review the provisional disqualification that weighs on him to practice medicine.
The defense of the questioned doctor maintained that the ban on practicing as a doctor curtails his right to work and, furthermore, has “violated the state of innocence that still prevails today,” since the sentence of four years in prison is not yet final.
“An advance sentence is imposed on him that is not appropriate and that generates damage that is impossible to repair later”stated the defense, when requesting the intervention of the Supreme Court.
But the waiters Pablo Jantus and Mario Magariños They replied that Lotocki limited himself to a “mere allusion, mention or invocation of principles or articles of the National Constitution or international treaties that have the same hierarchy.”
“The appellant has only limited himself to stating that the application to the case of a precautionary measure such as the one challenged here violates constitutional rights, without adequately complying with the demonstration of the existence of a federal issue, nor with the requirements of the articulation of a proposal of such characteristics,” summarized the ruling that closed the access route to the highest court.
Lotocki’s defense request
The defense had argued that Lotocki “has an authorized title in accordance with the law” and that “the admission of a precautionary measure of such magnitude that it is not supported by any legal norm.”
The doctor still has the possibility of trying to have the Court review his case by filing a “complaint” appeal.
Source: Ambito
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