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Judges Walter Saettone and Alejandro David visit police stations and prisons every day where prisoners are housed to review their legal situations and their prison living conditions, thus guaranteeing them decent treatment and a decent life.
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Judges Walter Saettone and Alejandro David visit police stations and prisons every day where prisoners are housed to review their legal situations and their prison living conditions, thus guaranteeing them decent treatment and a decent life.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Matías Scarvaci
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Río Rojo Contenidos
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