62 150. In the analysis of the right to personal liberty, the Court previously noted that it is not pertinent to make any type of pronouncement on the causes that originated the detention of the alleged victims (supra para. 102). Next, where applicable, it will be analyzed the specific impact that these alleged irregularities might have had on some guarantees. 151. In order to analyze the alleged violations of articles 8 and 25 of the American Convention and the alleged non-compliance with the obligations established in other Inter-American treaties related to it, the Court shall analyze, in relation to the criminal proceeding conducted against Messrs. Cabrera and Montiel, 1) the right to defense; 2) the obligation not to consider evidence obtained under duress and 3) the principle of presumption of innocence. In relation to the process of investigation into the alleged torture that was conducted by the military criminal justice, the Tribunal shall study: 1) the ex officio investigation; 2) the competence of the military criminal justice; 3) the effective judicial remedy of the military criminal justice, and 4) adaptation of the Mexican domestic law regarding the intervention of the military criminal justice. were “illiterate.”.” Cf. Certificate of medical and psychophysical condition issued on May 19, 2000, supra note 156, folio 2074.