9. The State reported that there are “two criminal cases [...] being carried out by the Second Supraprovincial Court”, namely: i) “Proceeding No. 44-05 against [former Intelligence Director] and others as alleged co-perpetrators of the crime against Life, Body and Health (Aggravated Murder by explosion and murder)” 22, and ii) “Proceeding No. 24-06 against former President Alberto K. Fujimori Fujimori as alleged indirect perpetrator of the crime against Life, Body and Health (Aggravated Murder)” 23 both against Juan Bardales Rengifo and others (41 victims)”. Moreover, it noted that on June 15, 2010, the National Criminal Court declared the request issued by the Public Prosecutor’s Office admissible regarding the “joining of proceeding N°67-2007”, which “remains in place against Alberto Fujimori Fujimori for the crime of Aggravated Homicide – Murder, to the detriment of [40 of the deceased victims that have been identified]”, to Proceeding N°44-2005, thereby converting from here on out these two case files into Proceeding No°44-2005. These proceedings “[were] joined in application of the [p]rinciple of responsibility and avoidance of contradictory judgments, having been declared complex in differing stages per the request of the Public Prosecutor’s Office […] and by decision of the Judiciary.” At the time the State’s report of September 24, 2014 was sent, Proceeding N°44-2005 “was with the Public Prosecutor’s Office in order for the respective Prosecutor’s Report to be issued”, after which the “Indictment Act” would follow “with which the [o]ral [t]rial begins in order for the corresponding judgment to be issued,” which could be “appealed by way of an Annulment.” If an appeal were filed “a Supreme Prosecutor’s Report from the Public Prosecutor’s Office would follow, which would lead to a Supreme Court Judgment […] which would finalize the criminal proceeding.” 10. In addition, the State made reference to the “extradition period for Alberto Fujimori Fujimori.” In this regard, it noted that “[t]he Second Supraprovincial Court of the Supreme Court of Justice of Lima requested the expansion of the active extradition of the former president.” It noted that on September 12, 2007, “[b]y way of Supreme Order N°151-2007JUS […] the expansion of [his] extradition was authorized to Chile for the occurrences at the Castro Castro Prison” and that on February 18, 2008 “[t]he Permanent Criminal Court of the Supreme Court of Justice […] declared the request to broaden the active extradition admissible […] in order for him to be prosecuted for the alleged commission of crimes against Life, Body ad Health – Aggravated Murder (for premeditation and explosion) and Severe Injuries, to the detriment of Juan Bardales Rengifo and others[, which] currently is Case File N°44-2005.” Moreover, the State noted that “[i]t is the role of the Official Extradition and Transport of Convicted Persons Commission to propose to the Council of Ministers, by way of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, whether to accept the request to expand the active extradition formulated by the competent judicial body.” Said Commission gave its approval regarding the request to broaden the extradition on April 13, 22 The State reported that in this proceeding “the following procedural steps have been carried out": i) formalization of the criminal complaint on May 30, 2005; ii) initiation of the "preliminary stage," "declared in two or more opportunities of a complex nature" and in which "various measures have been carried out [such] as: Preventive declarations of the victims [and] family members; Instructional Declarations, Testimonial Declarations, Expert reports, [...] Judicial Inspections in the Miguel Castro Castro Prison (reconstruction of the facts); Confrontation (between witnesses and survivors, family members and others) [which] have taken considerable time”; iii) finalization of this proceeding with the Final Report of the Judge of the Second Supraprovincial Court and said Judges reference on December 1, 2006 of the Prosecutor’s Report of the Public Prosecutor’s Office; iv) issuing final Expansion reports the June 14, 2007, November 6, 2008 and May 11, 2009. (State Report of September 27, 2013, case file on monitoring of compliance with Judgment, tome V, folio 2451). 23 The State noted that in the proceeding initiated against former President Fujimori Fujimori "he is accused of having ordered the planning and implementation of the plan 'Operative Transfer I' within the [e]stablishment of the Lockdown Regime Miguel Castro Castro Prison, to murder members of the terrorist group Shinning Path, events which occurred [...] between May 6 to 10, 1992 "(State Report of September 27, 2013, case file on Monitoring of Compliance with Judgment, take V, folio 2451). 8