Forces Personnel Rank, which was in the Joint Chiefs of Staff from June 1979 to December 1980. 81 60. On September 24, 2010, the Appeals Prosecutor of the State Public Prosecutor's Office requested the Chief of the Armed Forces of the State make the documents available that were already declassified and within its premises, in accordance with the orders of the jurisdictional body, as well as the Supreme Order of the First Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (hereinafter also "First Criminal Chamber of the Court"), which established that the documents were to be declassified and made known to the Public Prosecutor and the assigned investigators to continue with the investigation. 82 On September 28, 2010, the prosecutor carried out a visual inspection of the required documentation at the Joint Chiefs of Staff facilities. At that point, an inventory was performed of the reviewed documentation. 83 On October 19, 2010, the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces sent documentation and a report stating that it complied with the requirements formulated in the Supreme Orders of the First Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice and the resolutions issued by the Eighth Magistrate's Court on Precautionary Criminal Matters. In addition, it indicated that such documentation should remain confidential in accordance with the last part of Article 98 of the Organic Law of the Armed Forces 84. The Flores Bedregal sisters did not have access to the information provided, nor did they participate in the inspection of the military archives. 61. On October 25, 2010, the First Criminal Chamber of the Court jointly resolved the appeal of Mrs. Olga Flores and the objections filed by the defendants. 85 The First Criminal Chamber of the Court declared the appeals of the defendants and the plaintiffs to be unfounded, which confirmed Resolution No. 103/2008. However, it partially upheld the objections founded with respect to the sentences against several of the defendants, extending the sentence for the crimes of false testimony from 2 to 3 years, and added two names that had been omitted from the review order. 86 62. After the stage of appeal of the ordinary criminal process, on November 27, 2013, the Second Criminal Enforcement Court of the Departmental Court of Justice of La Paz issued warrants of arrest against Franz Pizarro Solano, José Luis Ormachea España, and Felipe Froilán Molina Bustamante. 87 On February 3, 2014, the Secretariat of the Department of Criminal Analysis and Intelligence reported that after the investigations to execute the 81 On April 14, 2010, Olga Flores Bedregal requested supplementation of Supreme Order No. 125, which led to access to classified documentation being ordered at the rank of the personnel of the Armed Forces. Cf. Brief of request for supplementation of Supreme Order, submitted by Olga Flores Bedregal, of April 14, 2010 (case file of evidence, p. 8535 and 8536), and Supreme Order No. 167 issued by the First Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of April 16, 2010 (case file of evidence, p. 566-567). 82 Cf. Record of September 24, 2010 addressed to the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces (case file of evidence, p. 569). 83 Cf. Certificate of visual inspection and inventory of September 28, 2010 (case file of evidence, p. 571-573) and Report of the Senior Prosecutor to the Prosecutor General, on the proceedings of September 28, 2010, received on October 28, 2013, at Prosecutor General's office (case file of evidence, p. 8542-8544). 84 Cf. Communication from the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, addressed to the Appeals Prosecutor of the Prosecutor General's Office, of October 19, 2010 (case file of evidence, p. 575-576). 85 César Altamirano Lavadenz, Rogelio Gómez Espinoza, Faustino Rico Toro, Marcos Herminio Mena Vargas, Felipe Froilán Molina Bustamante, David Humberto Alarcón Romero, Gregorio Loza Balsa, and Gerardo Gianni Prado Herrera; as well as María Soledad Quiroga Trigo, as a family member constituted as a civil party offended in the criminal proceedings. Cf. Supreme Order No. 504 of the First Criminal Chamber of the Court, of October 25, 2010 (case file of evidence, p. 457-469). 86 The names of Damián Gutiérrez Castro and Sebastián Quispe Apaza, who were said to have been "omitted without justification," were included in the sentence. Cf. Supreme Order No. 504 of the First Criminal Chamber, supra. 87 Cf. Warrants of arrest issued by the Second Court of Criminal Judgment of the Departmental Court of Justice of La Paz, of November 27, 2013, against Franz Pizarro Solano, José Luis Ormachea España, and Felipe Froilán Molina Bustamante (case file of evidence, p. 471-475). 20