You have failed to address the question I posed.
It's simple enough, discussion of the Cipriano Torture case being totally unnecessary.
What I have asked to be demonstated is that information obtained under duress was declared admissible by the courts and used in the prosecution and conviction of L.Cipriano in contravention of Portugals legal codes.
No, you didn't mention the L. Cipriano case at all Alice
Here is mention of a case that demonstrated that information obtained under duress MUST have been accepted by the Courts, because after the perseverance of Virgolino Bourges, (railway official) for 13 years (!!!) the Courts finally accepted that he was tortured and Inspector Tavares de Almeida + another inspector were guilty of that torture
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=2140.msg71061#msg71061Re: The Tavares de Almeida conviction and its relevance to the Madeleine Mccann case
DCI Reply #14 on: August 28, 2013, 11:40:37 AM »
Two inspectors PJ convicted of torture
Lawyer shows the victim was relieved by the end of a process that has dragged on for 13 years. "From what I understand, it is the first time that such a process leads to the conviction of persons in concrete," says the Express.
Rui Gustavo and Ricardo Marques
17:44 Friday, January 25, 2013
Two chief inspectors of the PJ were sentenced today to prison terms of two and a half years, suspended upon payment of a fine in that monthly period, for having tortured a man DCCB's premises in March 2000. Another element of PJ was acquitted.
In a judgment with about 40 pages, the Lisbon Criminal Court sentenced the two chief inspectors of the Judicial Police to pay each month, each, the sum of 80 euros for a fund that will ultimately accrue to the victim, Virgolino Borges, who was assistant in the process. The decision was known in 3. ª stick, by 14h30.
Jerónimo Martins, lawyer Virgolino Borges, was relieved by the end of a process that has dragged on for 13 years. "From what I understand, it is the first time that such a process leads to the conviction of persons in concrete," he told Expresso.
The three inspectors - Diamond José dos Santos, Vitor Tavares de Almeida and Antonio Alves da Cunha, were part of the same brigade of the then Central Directorate for Combating Gangsterism (DCCB). In March 2000, Virgolino Borges was taken to the PJ on suspicion of theft (a process that eventually involved). On days 2 and 3, he complained, was beaten repeatedly with a board and punched in the feet by PJ inspectors.
In a first phase investigation, the prosecutor eventually dismiss the case. At that time, consisted Virgolino assistant and requested the opening statement - which culminated in the indictment of three police for the crime of torture, criminal whose frame varies between one and five years in prison.
The two defendants, Diamantino dos Santos de Almeida and Tavares were convicted co-author and should appeal the conviction.
The three inspectors Judicial, both now convicted and who was acquitted, all remain active.
http://expresso.sapo.pt/dois-inspetores ... ra=f782292
Incedentally you will notice that this website will not open ... and that is because it has been tampered with
Also all the references to Almeidas Criminal Offence, along with reports on the Torture of Virgolino Borges have been wiped off the internet
Just who is wiping all the evidence away ? Sinister IMO
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