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Poder Judicial Employees Abused By Superiors
Within the halls of justice not everyone believes that there is justice, as a study reveals that inside the Poder Judicial there are some 1.400 employees who are suffering resulting from "psychological abuse" by their superiors.

The study reveals that they are victims of insult, threats or simply ignored by their superiors. The details come from a report that was realized by the Poder Judicial in 2005.

Of the victims, 17% are women and 13% are men, some say that the abuse continues and is increasing.

The study reveals that 35% of the victims are have sought psychological help, while only 9% file a complaint and the rest, simply do nothing.

The reality is confirmed by data by the Inspección Judicial (the internal inspection of the judicial system) that between 2004 and 2006, 33 complaints were received, an in only 2 cases sanctions were applied against the abusers; one was an 8 day suspension, while the other was written up in a report.

The study reveals that 80.5% of the abusers are superiors abusing their employees, the rest of the abuses come from co-workers.

While the courts promise to take action against abuses within the Poder Judicial, few are willing to come forward and most want to see the problem from as far away as possible. Fear of retribution may the reason.



 
   

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