This article examines the troubling implications surrounding the indictment of Julia Chuñil's children, focusing on issues of justice and the context of their charges amidst claims of racism and misinformation.

In a significant crackdown on prison corruption, the Guarantee Court of Puerto Montt has ordered preventive detention for seven Gendarmería officials involved in a criminal network operating within the Alto Bonito Prison.

The Guarantee Court of Coyhaique argued that Calisto, due to being elected as a senator in the recent elections, has "new parliamentary immunity," a claim that was labeled as "highly questionable" by prosecutor Hernán Libedinsky.

The Santiago Court of Appeals deemed inadmissible and dismissed the protective action filed by Ñuñoa Mayor Sebastián Sichel against the Metropolitan Presidential Delegation.

The Third Oral Criminal Court in Santiago found two soldiers guilty of unlawful force after a young man was shot in the chest during protests at the Chile-España Metro station in October 2019, resulting in serious injuries and ongoing trauma.

In a dramatic turn in the investigation of Julia Chuñil's disappearance, her family’s lawyer claims the process is biased, highlighting unexplored evidence and structural failures, and stressing that the focus on her children's involvement is unfounded.

On January 14, officials from the PDI seized an electronic device from the residence of former Supreme Court Justice María Teresa Letelier as part of an investigation into potential irregularities in judicial appointments.

The military personnel will serve their 60-day sentence in freedom due to being granted "conditional remission". The ruling states that as a result of the gunfire, the victim sustained chest injuries leading to right hemothorax, lung laceration, and hemodynamic compromise, requiring transfer to the Hospital del Salvador where he underwent pleurostomy surgery and remained hospitalized until October 28, 2019.

The proposal mandates that within 12 months after the reform comes into effect, the President of the Republic must submit a draft law to establish a specialized service for social reintegration.

"This is an exceedingly questionable issue. Our position is that a new parliamentary immunity is not applicable, as the actions attributed to the deputy were committed while he was serving as a deputy. The immunity is afforded to parliamentary functions, irrespective of whether one is a deputy or a senator," stated prosecutor Hernán Libedinsky.