Overview
- Manuel Marchena, a respected judge with 40 years of experience, has published 'La justicia amenazada,' a critical analysis of Spain's judicial system.
- The book identifies key issues, including abusive political immunities, politically motivated 'lawfare,' and the Constitutional Court overstepping its constitutional role.
- Marchena warns that judicial division undermines democratic coexistence and criticizes political influence in legal processes, including the misuse of emergency legislation.
- He advocates for reforms such as limiting political immunities, enhancing the autonomy of the State Attorney General, and restricting the public release of investigative recordings.
- Marchena emphasizes the need for cautious integration of AI in the judiciary, arguing that human judgment, intuition, and proportionality cannot be replaced by algorithms.