Overview
- The Federal Chamber’s Sala I, signed by judges Mariano Llorens and Pablo Bertuzzi, revoked Judge María Servini’s dismissal and ordered the investigation to continue.
- Prosecutor Carlos Stornelli’s appeal prevailed after he argued the case lacked a full evidentiary review.
- The court found the record insufficient and directed the incorporation of government social‑mood study results and a regional comparative analysis of restriction policies.
- The inquiry stems from statements by former economy minister Martín Guzmán and considers possible charges of abuse of authority and breach of public duties.
- The defense argues the measures were public‑health decisions taken with expert input and formal procedures, while the Health Ministry said it lacked the comparative reports the court requested.