7 A) DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE 24. The victim’s representatives attached a copy of 106 documents, compiled into 49 appendices, to the reparations brief they submitted (supra paragraph 5).5 25. Attached to its brief of comments on the reparations sought, the State tendered copies of two presidential orders from Peru’s executive branch (infra paragraph 31).6 26. On April 6, 2001, Mrs. Ana Luiza Loureiro de Vasconcellos forwarded to the Court a psychological report dated February 28, 2001, on the psychotherapy that Mr. Cantoral Benavides had received (supra paragraph 9).7 27. On October 1, 2001, the State sent the Court a copy of the “Report prepared by the Committee to Study and Review Legislation Enacted Since April 5, 1992” (supra paragraph 14).8 28. On October 16, 2001, the victim’s representatives and the State submitted data pertaining to the average salaries of office workers and professional biologists in Peru, as the Court had requested (supra paragraph 16).9 On October 25, 2001, the State submitted a brief containing additional information on this point (supra paragraph 16).10 B) TESTIMONIAL AND EXPERT EVIDENCE 29. At the public hearing held on September 6, 2001, the Court heard the testimony of witnesses Luis Alberto Cantoral Benavides, the victim in this case; Gladys Benavides López, the victim’s mother; and Eloy Urso Cantoral Huamaní, the victim’s uncle. The Court also received the expert reports prepared by psychologists Oscar Maldonado Fernández and Ana Luiza Loureiro de Vasconcellos. C) EVIDENCE ASSESSMENT 30. In the instant case, the Court acknowledges the evidentiary value of those documents that the parties duly submitted, that were neither challenged nor disputed, and whose authenticity was not called into question. 5 Cf. Case file titled “Evidentiary appendices that the victim’s representatives attached to their reparations brief,” which is with the Secretariat of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. 6 Cf. Case file on the Cantoral Benavides Case submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights during the reparations phase, Volume I, at 151 to 153. 7 Cf. Case file on the Rights during the reparations 8 Cf. Case file on the Rights during the reparations Cantoral Benavides Case submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human phase, Volume I, at 129 to 131. Cantoral Benavides Case submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human phase, Volume II, at 292 a 302. 9 Cf. Case file on the Cantoral Benavides Case submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights during the reparations phase, Volume II, at 340 to 354. 10 Cf. Case file on the Cantoral Benavides Case submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights during the reparations phase, Volume II, at 361 to 365.