20 58.1.30 On March 19, 2001, Mr. Alfonso Martín-del-Campo filed an indirect amparo appeal motion against the April 29, 1999, decision whereby the recognition of innocence remedy filed with the Office of the Common Parties Officer of the District Courts for Penal Civil Rights Protection of the Distrito Federal, which was in turn transferred to the Sixth Penal Civil Rights Protection Court of the Distrito Federal. 58.1.31 On April 16, 2002, the Sixth Penal Civil Rights Protection Court of Distrito Federal decided to dismiss the amparo appeal motion filed by Mr. Martín-del-Campo, when the provision on non applicability provided for in section XII of Article 73 of the Law on Civil Rights Protection, which establishes that the motion amparo appeal hearing shall be non applicable against acts tacitly consented, such acts being understood as those against which no protection action is brought within the terms established in articles 21, 22, and 218 of that Law. 58.1.32 On May 03, 2001, Mr. Martín-del-Campo filed a revision remedy with the Sixth Penal Civil Rights Protection Court of Distrito Federal against its April 16, 2001, decision. On September 03, 2001, the Fourth Penal Court of Distrito Federal First Circuit confirmed the judgment subject to review and dismissed the amparo appeal motion. 58.1.33 On October 10, 2001, the Inter-American Commission approved the Non Admissibility Report No. 81/01. 58.1.34 On October 22, 2002, the Inter-American Commission approved Report No. 63/02 on the Merits. 58.1.35 On December 30, 2002, the State replied on the Commission’s recommendations in Report No. 63/02 on the Merits. 58.1.36 On January 30, 2003, the Commission submitted the case to the Court. 58.2 Concerning the previously-mentioned preliminary investigation 10ª/2160/92-05 and preliminary investigation SC/3839/95-03 started by the Prosecutorial Agency for abuse of authority, corruption and offences against the administration of justice committed by public servants, and for the offence of torture against Mr. Alfonso Martín-del-Campo: 58.2.1 On January 27, 1993, the National Human Rights Commission informed the Office of the General Supervisor for the Defence of Human Rights of the Distrito Federal Office of the Attorney General, that on January 06, 1993, Mr. Alfonso Martín-del-Campo-dela-Peña, the father of the alleged victim, filed a complaint on the penal proceedings conducted against his son, and denounced that he was stricken and tortured so as to force him to declare himself guilty of the homicide of Juana Patricia Martín-del-Campo-Dodd and Gerardo Zamudio-Aldaba. The National Human Rights Commission asked him to submit a report relative to the facts on his complaint. 58.2.2 On March 24, 1993, the National Human Rights Commission reiterated the request to the Office of the Supervisor General for the