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SpainJuan Manuel Serrano, former chief of staff to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and former president of Correos, has appealed to Spain’s National Court to annul the cloning of his mobile phone. The cloning occurred in August after the Unidad Central Operativa (UCO) had previously seized his iPhone in May under circumstances he claims were unlawful. His defense argues that the UCO agents demanded immediate delivery of the device and access codes in public without proper judicial authorization, violating legal procedures. Additionally, the cloning was conducted without Serrano’s presence and against his will, which the National Police later acknowledged could constitute an error. Serrano’s legal team asserts that these procedural violations render the evidence obtained invalid and cannot be corrected by subsequent verification steps.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a legal challenge involving a high-profile individual connected to the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), but it remains focused on procedural legal arguments rather than overtly partisan commentary. The framing is neutral, emphasizing legal technicalities and court preced
