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The Author. Personal Information. Interests. Skills. Expectations. Education. Experience. A Legal Aphorism. Procedural Knowledge Related to Design. Key Ideas. Social Networks and Platforms. Additional Training. Contact.

The Author

Personal Information

• Nationality: Argentine and Italian.
• Place of Birth: San Isidro, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Place of Residence: Villa Ballester, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Interests

• Design;  Law;  Programming;  Creativity;  Critical Thinking;  Scientific Philosophy;  Results of Scientific Research;  GNU/Linux;  Development;  Progress.

Skills

Expectations

• I intend to focus my attention and interest on a work activity related to Design and Illustration.
  Preferably, I would choose to participate in ventures whose original and primary model would be natural or urban spaces.
  

Education

• Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, of the University of Buenos Aires (U.B.A.).
  Degree in Lawyer.

• San Cayetano Vocational School, branch of the Professional Training Center No. 401 of Vicente López.
  Programmer of Multimedia Information Systems (One hundred sixty hours), graduate no. 26542, course no. 2264; Programmer of Personal Computer Database Systems (One hundred eighty hours), graduate no. 26040, course no. 2222; Web Design (One hundred eighty hours), graduate no. 25985, course no. 2223; Programmer of Graphical Interface Systems (One hundred seventy hours); graduate no. 26531, course no. 2270.
  Certificates awarded by the Directorate of Professional Training, Provincial Directorate of Technical and Professional Education, General Directorate of Culture and Education of the Province of Buenos Aires.

Experience

• Practice of the professional activity, primarily focused on cases related to Private Law.

• Judgment No. V. 252. XLIV of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Argentine Nation (Argentina).

• Practice of law in the Judicial Departments of San Isidro, San Martín, and Lomas de Zamora, from 2002 until the end of 2016.
  Reasons for suspending the practice of law

  Reasons for suspending the practice of law

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  The reasons that motivated the suspension of professional practice.

  • The existence of “judicial errors”; “malfunctioning”; “lack of justice service”; unrecognized but objectively verifiable bad faith or fraud. It should be noted that, in the cases where the indicated judicial acts occurred (issuance of rulings and judgments), objectively contradictory to the facts of the case, the law, and equity, explicit provisions of the Civil Code were disregarded (regarding public instruments and full faith concerning facts that the Public Officer declares as fulfilled by himself or that occurred in his presence); others of the Civil and Commercial Procedural Code of the Province of Buenos Aires (particularly regarding the proper means and deadline for contesting a public instrument); and regulatory norms contained in the Agreements of the Supreme Court of Buenos Aires (among others, regarding the “Instructions for the staff of the Offices of Mandates and Notifications of obligations, bailiffs, and court officers”).
  • There was also evidence of the breach of the “logical principle of identity”, among other considerations: a) Due to the erroneous application of a Legal Doctrine (considering that a report prepared by the Court Secretary is not a ruling; and the doctrine invoked explicitly referred to the erroneous challenge of a judicial procedure through the mechanism of rebuttal of falsity); and b) Taking, mistakenly, the written request for copies to form a nullity incident as the nullity incident itself.
  • Furthermore, the violation of the “logical principle of non-contradiction” was manifested, due to the production of a report by the Court Secretary regarding the act of notification and transfer of a nullity incident, which was contrary to the report prepared by the Notifying Officer involved in said act. This would also constitute an unequivocal logical absurdity.
  • It is worth noting that I would only resume professional activity if I became aware of the implementation of actions aimed at reversing the experienced situation (uncertainty in the application of the law, when certainty must exist), directed at combating the ignorance of the rules by the Judges and Judicial Officials, as well as corruption in the Administration of Justice (Judiciary and Bar Associations).

  
  

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  A Legal Aphorism

  
  

  Here is a first draft of this writing style, the result of my professional experience:

  
  

  • « S.A. or S.C.A., the exception of "lack of action," that is the question. »
    

    JVS

  Explanation: In every judicial proceeding, there must be certainty about who is suing and who is being sued; that is, whether the parties have the status of persons qualified or authorized by law to dispute the subject matter of the litigation. Lack of action should be understood as the absence of the invoked quality, whether on the part of the plaintiff or attributed to the defendant. It should also be kept in mind that a corporation (abbreviated as S.A.) constitutes a different corporate form from a partnership limited by shares (S.C.A.).

  
  
  

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  Procedural knowledge related to Design

  
  

  The activity carried out by the author, related to Design,
  from 2008 to the present, has consisted of:
  

  • Planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of the WWW Project;
  • Designing visual communications aimed at conveying specific messages with defined objectives;
  • The integration of design with a hierarchy of content;
  • The construction of hypertext documents, with responsive web design for viewing on different output devices (computer screen, mobile phone, etc.).
  • The use of digital image editing programs such as GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) and ImageMagick for retouching and editing images, freehand drawing, resizing, cropping, photomontages, converting to different formats; and other more specialized tasks, such as their use in certain techniques of “digital image processing.”

  
  

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  Key Ideas

  
  

  Through them, the aim is to provide concise and reasonable stimuli that give rise to a functional reaction in our society.

  
  
  

  Philosophy

  Philosophy

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  Key ideas related to Philosophy.

  • « Perceptions, unlike facts, depend on the knowing subjects; in particular, on their own conceptual frameworks. »

    JVS

  • « Let us verify some of our perceptions to uncover the realities behind appearances. Let us observe people’s actions to see whether or not they align with their promises. »

    JVS

  • « Moderate skepticism allows us to conduct a realistic exploration of the world. To doubt, but only when there are reasons to do so; that is, when the facts do not correspond to verifiable knowledge. »

    JVS

  State

  State

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  Key ideas related to the State.

  • « The respect, integrity, and independence of the institutions of a federal and republican regime of government are not incompatible with the full exercise of the right to free expression (Articles 14, 28, 32, and 33 of the Argentine Constitution). Especially when the institutions, through their own actions or omissions, may be subject to well-founded criticism. »

    JVS

  • « In Argentina, we must demand from our representatives the creation and implementation of competence and management control mechanisms as essential requirements for the appointment and tenure of any public official. »

    JVS

  • « In Argentina, we must put aside ‘fictions’; everyone must do their job and take responsibility. »

    JVS

  • « It is serious when any citizen uses academic titles they do not hold (practicing a profession without proper credentials constitutes a crime – Article 247 of the Argentine Penal Code); but it is even more serious when such conduct is carried out by someone holding or aspiring to a public office. Great care must be taken not to attribute academic titles (such as Doctor) to those who do not legitimately hold them. This is also a matter of university ethics and respect for those who have legitimately earned them. »

    JVS

  • « The State has an obligation to provide quality public education so that no one who strives is left without opportunities; there is also a need for citizen action to oversee the efficiency and transparency of each government’s actions; and the necessity of ethical qualities as an indispensable condition for participating in the political life of the Nation. »

    JVS

  • « Salvar a las instituciones que conforman un sistema financiero, mediante la aplicación de "medidas restrictivas" que afectan al ciudadano, implica socializar las pérdidas, privatizar las ganancias e ignorar el grado de responsabilidad política y jurídica de la gestión gubernamental. Saving the institutions that make up a financial system through the application of ‘restrictive measures’ that affect citizens implies socializing losses, privatizing gains, and ignoring the degree of political and legal responsibility of government management. »

    JVS

  • « The level of tolerance towards corruption demonstrates the political maturity of a nation. »

    JVS

  • « Freedom of thought and expression (a fundamental human right) determines the quality of democracy. It is harmed when ‘relativism’ and ‘constructivism’ (branches of ‘subjective idealism’ — a philosophical current) are legislatively imposed. In particular, the freedom of thought of those who have chosen a worldview aligned with ‘scientific realism’ is restricted. »

    JVS

  • « The State must guarantee transparency in the use of technology. Citizens should have the ability to oversee the data processing procedures, ensuring the security of the computer systems used. And without disregarding the existence of code analysis tools, the source code should be publicly available for citizen inspection (this would also enable open discussion about possible improvements to the software used). Acceptance of dogmas (beliefs considered unassailable despite arguments and experience), as occurs in other areas, should not be demanded in this regard. »

    JVS

  Equality before the law

  Equality before the law

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  Key ideas related to equality before the law.

  • « It is necessary to foster a culture of 'transparency'; as long as a culture of 'cunning' prevails, the principle of equality before the law will continue to lose sociological relevance. »

    JVS

  Administration of Justice

  Administration of Justice

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  Key Ideas Related to the Administration of Justice.

  • « Do independent candidates have the same access to the Judiciary as family members of judges, officials, and the authorities and members of the Institutes and Commissions of the Public Bar Association?. »

    JVS

  • « Are the actions of court officials and employees independent and free from political-party influences?. Knowing this is relevant in order to anticipate situations that may affect the democratic principle of equality before the law and the necessary impartiality in all judicial processes. Likewise, this knowledge can be useful when addressing issues related to improper or anomalous functioning of the Administration of Justice. »

    JVS

  • « Judicial officers may delegate tasks, but they should not delegate their judicial function. The jurisdictional function must be assumed and carried out only by professional staff. It is necessary to carefully and attentively reflect on the delegation of certain tasks (employees who handle filings or hold hearings, clerks who draft rulings, etc.). »

    JVS

  • « To improve the Justice Service, it is essential to apply real performance indicators and establish mechanisms that allow active supervision of the management of each judicial body. This could be achieved through periodic review of pending court files by a team composed of academic researchers, representatives of professional associations, and magistrates’ associations (outside the jurisdiction being inspected, given the moral necessity to carry out the task with intellectual honesty and beyond any reasonable suspicion). »

    JVS

  • « Incorrect analysis of judicial writings and accompanying documentation results in a waste of judicial activity, to the detriment of the parties involved, the professionals, and the Administration of Justice itself. »

    JVS

  • « Achieving the ‘objective legal truth’ is the task of the lawyer and the judge. »

    JVS

  • « There are two very important values in any judicial process: a) the lowest possible number of ‘errors’ that judges may commit; and b) ‘legal certainty’, which generally consists of the citizen’s expectation to be able to infer what the actions of the authorities will be in the application of the law. »

    JVS

  • « A serious and manifest error, from which conclusions contradictory to the objective evidence of the case arise, implies, in addition to arbitrariness, a problem of political and legal responsibility (civil and/or criminal). »

    JVS

  • « The selection of data that confirms a hypothesis while ignoring those that contradict it can be seen not only in some scientific research results but also in certain judicial decisions. »

    JVS

  
  

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  Social Networks and Platforms

  
  

  Occasionally, the author participates in the following social networks and platforms:

  
  

  • [Twitter] [Identi.ca] [Facebook]

  • [Blogger] [Linkedin] [Xing] [Wikipedia user]

  
  

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  Additional Training: Courses and Workshops Attended

  
  

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended from 2010 to 2013

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended from 2010 to 2013

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  Courses and Workshops Attended from 2010 to 2013,

  • A.D.I.Ar (Argentine Association of Computer Law) “5th Computer Law Workshop”. Held on October 15, 2010, at Americas Towers Hotel (Libertad Street 1070, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina). Panelists: Horacio Fernández Delpech; Flavio Varennes; Miguel Sumer Elías; Martín Carranza Torres; Horacio Granero; Carlos Aguirre; Cynthia Savino; Daniel Monastersky; Gustavo Presman; Marcelo Temperini; Hugo Sorbo; María Laura Spina; Guillermina Taján; Humberto Ruani. Academic Coordinator: Guillermo Zamora.
  • University of CEMA “5th Workshop on Law and Computer Crimes”. Held on August 17, 2011, at the Main Auditorium of the University of CEMA (Reconquista 775, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina). Speakers and Panelists: Francisco Amato; Hernán Racciatti; Sebastián Muñiz; Cristian Borghello; Oscar Mato; Guillermo Marro; Gustavo Hofmann; Marcelo Estol; Dr. Marcela Susana Sartini; Dr. Gonzalo Lopez del Carril; Dr. Mauricio D'Alessandro; Alessio Aguirre; Public Security Forces; Dr. Ricardo Saenz; Dr. Daniel Pablovsky; Dr. Ramón Brenna; Dr. Fernando Tomeo; Dr. Andrés San Juan; Lic. Beatriz Busaniche; Dr. Macarena Pereyra Rozas; María Laura Quiñones Urquiza; Dr. Sergio Rulicki. Moderators: Dr. Daniel Monastersky; Pablo Fernandez; Dr. Jorge Leonardo Frank; Dr. Facundo Malaureille Peltzer and Daniel Piazza.
  • Graduate School of CPACF “LECTURE SERIES ON ITALIAN LAW & CULTURE”. Held at the Graduate School of CPACF (Juncal 931, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina). Monday, October 1, 2012: Citizenship – Italian Citizenship. Requirements – Recognition Iure Sanguinis – Documentation – Regulations – Special Cases . Speakers: Giuseppe Giacalone - Consulate General of Italy in Argentina; Dr. Vanesa Cavallaro - General Aspects; Dr. Horacio Guillen - Technical and Jurisprudential Aspects. Moderator: Dr. Tullio Zembo - Director of L’Italiano in Argentina. Monday, October 15, 2012: Pensions – Italian Retirement. Legal Requirements – Seniority – State and Private Regimes. Speakers: Antonio Bruzzese - President of CNA EPASA Argentina; Dr. Vanesa Cavallaro, Lawyer - General Aspects; Dott.ssa Roberta Pisani, Head of the Pensions and Notarial Affairs Assistance Office - Consulate General of Italy in Argentina. Moderator: Dr. Tullio Zembo - Director of L’Italiano in Argentina. Monday, December 3, 2012: Italian and European University Programs (CUIA). The different study opportunities offered by the Universities that form the CUIA and their various Graduate Programs and Plans for Foreign Students, Scholarships, and Enrollment Procedures. Speakers: Dr. Diego Santarelli and Lic. Maria Julia Arango. Moderator: Dr. Tullio Zembo - Director of L’Italiano in Argentina.
  • #SerParte2013 Training Cycle. Course: “Political Training and Citizen Participation”. Conducted by the Honorable Senate Chamber of the Province of Buenos Aires (53 Street s/n between 7 and 8, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina). La Plata, October 2013.

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended from 2006 to 2009

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended from 2006 to 2009

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  Courses and Workshops Attended from 2006 to 2009.

  • Public Bar Association of the Province of Buenos Aires, San Isidro Branch Workshop on “Possessory Actions” , led by Dr. Marina Mariani de Vidal, coordinated by Dr. Javier Carbone, held on June 14, 2006.
  • Public Bar Association of the Province of Buenos Aires, San Martín Branch “Workshops on Jurisprudential Updates in Civil Law”, held on April 14, 21, and 28, 2008. Speakers: Dr. Marcelo J. López Mesa; Dr. Natalia E. Torres Santomé; Dr. Zulema D. Wilde; Dr. Lidia Garrido Cordobera.
  • University of San Andrés Seminar “Intellectual Property and New Technologies” , lasting 4 hours, held on Tuesday, November 3, 2009. Panelists: Antonio Mille; Carlos Petre; Eduardo Bertoni; Ricardo Saenz; Marcos Salt; Eng. Gustavo D. Presman; Jorge Vega Iracelay; Guillermo Cabanellas; Hernán Galperin.

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended during 1989 and 1990

  List of Courses and Workshops Attended during 1989 and 1990

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  Courses and Workshops Attended during 1989 and 1990

  • Ministry of Education and Justice – Argentine Legal Informatics System Attended the “Course on Methods and Search Strategies in the Find System”, held in Buenos Aires on November 10, 18, and 24, and December 1, 1989.
  • Argentine Legal Informatics System (S.A.I.J.) Attended the “Workshop on Legal Informatics” given by Doctors Claude Belaire (Full Professor of Legal Informatics at the Sorbonne, France) and Suárez Martínez (Director of the Argentine Legal Informatics System), held in Buenos Aires on September 27, 1990.

  
  

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  Contact

  • E-Mail: veron.schenone@gmail.com

  
  

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  I hope my Proyecto WWW
  will be useful and of interest to you.
  Sincerely,
  
  Jorge Verón Schenone
  E-Mail: veron.schenone@gmail.com
  

  
  
  

  

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