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| The Right Honourable Sandra Ramirez MC | |
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Minister of Law and Justice
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| In office 11 March, 2001 – 12 March, 2021 | |
| Deputy | Séverine Zavoyer Antoni Hervaenz |
| President | Ernesto Titeriez Augustin Voimer Ferrinka Zavoyer |
| Preceded by | Jorge Belloch |
| Succeeded by | Ciean Bowden |
Personal details
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| Born | January 17, 1963 Mexico City, Mexico |
| Nationality |  Alconbrian
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| Political party | Alconbria People's Party |
| Partner | Carl Santos |
| Children | Eric Ramirez & Ximena Ramirez (b.2008) |
| Residence | New Alcacer |
| Alma Mater | Gvonn Law School (J.D.) Clayton College (B.A.) |
| Profession | Attorney and Politician |
| Religion | None |
Military service
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| Service/branch | Balib (1984 – 89) Military of Alconbria (89-92) |
| Years of service | 1984 – 1992 |
| Rank | Corporal |
| Unit | 5th Support Group, Balib 1st Force G |
| Awards | Award of Gallantry, Second Class |
Sandra Ramirez (born 17 January, 1963) is an Alconbrian lawyer and politician who is the current Governor of the Federal Capital District since 2021. She previously served as the Minister of Law and Justice from 2001 till 2021, making her the longest-serving justice minister in Alconbrian history.
Sandra graduated from Gvonn Law School in 1984, and worked in the Attorney-General's office of the National Front for Alconbrian Liberation (NFAL). In 1996, she was appointed as the Attorney-General of the Metsarbarros but she resigned in 1998 during the Purple Revolution.
Biography[]
Early life and education[]
Born in Mexico City to Alconrian refugees Cristóbal Ramirez and Isabel Bataller, Sandra was the eldest child of her family. Her mother worked in the Secretariat of Public Education from 1965 till 1973; being one of the longest serving members of that Secretariat. Her father, who was a public prosecutor in Altivebrio was employed as a social science teacher in a high school due to his knowledge of Spanish.
Sandra grew up in a non-religious household, and by the age of 12, could fluently speak Alconbrian, Spanish, English, Italian, French and mastered a sign language as well. She has three siblings, Berto Ramirez who is an executive officer in the Alconbrian Air Force; Corazon Imponez who is employed in the Mexican President's office and Thiago Ramirez is an Alconbrian businessman.
She started schooling at the age of 4 in a charity run English school in the La Cabaña refugee camp. In 1967, her mother was given a 3 bedroom apartment in Mexico City, and her family moved there. She attended a private primary school, and learned English as a second language. She subsequently completed high school in 1979, and her moved along with her father to Gvonn.
She attended Gvonn Law School from 1979 till 1984, and graduated with honours. Her education was paid for by the International Alconbrian Society.
Military service[]
She was jailed in 1984 for protesting against the Bohrono Campaign of the Altivebrio Defense Forces. She was cruelly beaten, deprived of senses, and humiliated during her detainment in Altivebrian prisons. She met several public relations officers of the militant organization Balib in February 1984, and was inspired to join them, but also wanted a career as a barrister. By this time, the Military of Alconbria was making gains in the Northern Territory.
After the Altivebrian defeat in the Battle of Puerto del Sol; President Felipe de Curtis ordered a crackdown of Alconbrians in Altivebrio, believing them to be sympathetic to terrorists. Sandra ensured in the evacuation of her sister and Thiago, and along with her father and Berto joined the Balib in March 1984. Her brother, Thiago went to serve front line duty, aiding the Military of Alconbria against the Altivebrio Defense Forces; while she worked as a support soldier.
She had her first kill in 1987, during the Battle of the Hive. In 1989, she was transferred to the newly formed air wing of the Military of Alconbria and served as a gunner aboard a HH-60 rescue helicopter. She was honourable discharged from military service in 1992.
Administrative career[]
Under the recommendation of her crewmates, she joined the Alconbria Liberation Council's Territory of Alconbria Administrative Organ. Her knowledge of law enabled her to work in the judiciary system, and at points served directly under the offices of Paul del Santé. She was also part of the team that drafted the Alconbrian constitution.
She served as judge in Alconbrian military courts, and often convicted Altivebrians into lengthy unfair sentences.
In 2007, she was part of the team that negotiated with the Government of Altivebrio which led to the signing of the Gvonn Pact in 2007.
In her final judgement before Alconbria gained independence, she sentenced 17 year old Altivebrian Roy Gurriez under 50 life imprisonments without bail for attempting to disrupt the well-being of the Territory of Alconbria.
Political career[]
After the formation of Alconbria in 2008, she joined the Alconbria People's Party during it's inception.
Chief Attorney[]
In 4 April 2008, the Hitzordua appointed her the first Chief Attorney of the State of Dialanda. She made homophobia illegal in the State of Dialanda, and encouraged the entire country to do so. The Crimes Against the Other Sexes Act was passed in December 2008.
Sandra, c.2011
In 2011, President Paul del Santé appointed Sandra as the Chief Attorney of the Metsarbarros. Her appointment was criticized by the Native Party, who argued that since they held power in the metsarbarros, the Chief Attorney should be a Native Party members, and challenged the President's decision in the court. The court ruled in favour of the President, saying that factionalism shouldn't affect the well being of the Alconbrian people. In a press meet, she said she was glad that she got to be Chief Attorney of both Dialanda and the metsarbarros, and said that she would strive to bring justice to the Malpuro Alconbrians.
On 10 March 2010, fifteen GAZ operatives kidnapped over 148 Malpuro children and dissolved their bodies in sulfuric acid in the wilderness in the metsarbarros. Out of the fifteen, three were found guilty of murder, and were sentenced to life imprisonment by a local Metsarbarro court, but the decision was overturned by the Chief Attorney Sandra Ramirez (a GAP member). The fifteen were pardoned by Ramirez, and received $500,000 each as compensation. Subsequently, the immediately families of the victims were ordered to be deported by Ramirez, with no reason cited.
In 3 February, 2011, newly assumed President Victor Staurakios removed Sandra as the Chief Attorney, and replaced her with Miko Velbeno, a former Native Party member and a United Party for Progression member. Sandra, infuriated, accused Staurakios of nepotism and sexism. She supported the removal of Staurakios, and celebrated his execution.
She resumed her position as the Chief Attorney of the Metsarbarros in 19 December, 2011. Using her judicial powers, she released Melvo Farrez; who was convicted of killing 5 Malpuro children, sparking controversy.
She was the Chief Attorney during the 2012 Metsarbarros unrest, and suspended all constitutional rights in the state when the protests began and declared a state of emergency on 19 August, 2012. This allowed for the wide-scale detention and arrests of all Malpuros, including women and children for extended periods of time without a valid cause, and also enabled the prison authorities to execute prisoners when necessary. She revoked the Malpuro Compensation Laws, which were a part of the Malpuro Laws, which gave Malpuros a valid compensation in case they lose their house for any reason, and the law wasn't restored even after the war. The funds were the rerouted the Alconbrians. From October, she became the de facto ruler of the Metsarbarros, and began ruling by decree. She began ethnically cleansing Malpuros from lands for the creation of more Alconbrian colonies in the Metsarbarros, resulting in the forced displacement of over 2 million Malpuros.
Minister of Law and Justice[]
On 24 December, 2012; she was appointed as the Minsiter of Law and Justice by President Ernesto Titeriez. She resigned from her Chief Attorney positions, and assumed the cabinet ministry position. She moved to New Alcacer in 27 December, 2012, during the 2012 Metsarbarros unrest.
She drafted the Malpuro Citizenship Bill on late December 2012, which was passed by the Léialegis in 2013. With assistance from the Secretary of State Laurel Copete, she passed the Judicial Equality Act; which explicitly stated that only Alconbrians and foreigners can seek justice in civilian courts; while Malpuros are tried on military courts and are subject to harsh military laws. Also in the act was the stopping of assigning lawyers for free to the Malpuros, leading Malpuros to find lawyers at their own expense. She also encouraged lawyers not to represent Malpuros, and if they wanted to, should charge high prices. The Act also effectively barred Malpuros from pressing charges against Alconbrians, unless authorized by her. The Native Party has since dubbed her as the Minister of Injustice.
On October 2 2014, she found Malpuro J'hem Blaf guilty of treason and promoting terrorism, and had deported, along with his family and the entire town of M200384 through an executive order; which was constitutionally illegal. Blaf was under administrative detention since June 2013, and no reason was specified for his arrest. Subsequently, M200384 was used as a training ground for the Opkerifforse and the Alconbrian Army. The residents were deported to the vassal state of Brazil.
Sandra Ramirez attending an Abystato convention, c.2014
In February 2015, she sent 14 year old Malpuro activist Keloa Fedhar to be executed by immurement. Fedhar was originally sentenced to rehabilitation for talking part in anti-government protests. Using her powers, Ramirez ordered her to be executed without any reason. Fedhar spent 2 days in the immurement cell, before dying of dehydration and blood loss. Fedhar was placed in tightly sealed, sparcely ventilated metal chamber which was heated from outside. Additionally, her fingers and toes were dismembered, and she was sprayed which blinded her. Her parents and family, who protested her execution were deported to Africa. Her mother was subsequently brought back, and was crushed to death and buried next to her daughter in a landfill near their village.
In June 2015, she passed an another order which allowed the police forces and military to arrest any non-Alconbrian without any reason and imprison them upto ten yeas. In the following assembly, she sponsored an act which removed the powers of the Supreme Court and ended the checks and balances against the President. Cannabis was also decriminalized all over Alconbria after she signed an executive order to do so. She also passed the Extra Courts Act in 2016, which stated the judiciary activities in conquered, as well as the Alconbrian puppet states should be done by the Alconbrian military, instead of civil courts, and extended the martial law for an indefinite period of time.
In 2017, to honour the military and police forces, she amended laws so to prevent the state from investigating "insignificant crimes against Malpuros" committed by the military and police personnel. Following this, the service personnel, like civilians, can commit crimes against Malpuros with impunity.
In 2018, she said that she was working with the Charisti Bertrox to legalise the trading of sklorii. Two months later, she said in an APP rally that the minimum age requirement of sklorii has been removed, and the trading of sklorii has been authorised using government-sponsored channels.
Personal life[]
Sandra Ramirez unofficially lives with Carl Santos, and gave birth to a set of twins in 2008: Eric and Ximena Ramirez. She lives in her quarters in New Alcacer with her children; while Santos visits them daily.
She is an atheist, and also a vegan. In 2014, her custom Elegante Predné S was sold at an auction for §2 billion to a private car collector; a record in Latin American history.