Pierre Francky Exius, chairman of the Commission for Justice and Public Safety; Westner POLYCARPE,

On Saturday, July 13, 2013, about 20 hours, occurred in the hospital Bernard can roca Mevs in the town of Delmas, the death of Judge Jean Serge Joseph, in charge of investigating magistrate folder on the wife and son President of the Republic, both accused of corruption, graft, embezzlement of public property and theft function. Indeed, the judge there was taken under the care of his family to 3 hours on the same day in a state ruled by officials of the hospital of not cooperating, which implies in medical jargon comatose, a unconsciousness. After the screening stage, the patient was admitted by Dr. Linda Theodore ER rotation that night, who immediately requested the services of Dr. Barth Green, a professor can roca at the University of Miami, can roca which in the context of partnership between the hospital Bernard Mevs and the Florida can roca university center, assured the rotation that night. The patient was supported, tested, and care requérait his case it was provided, as shown in the patient's medical record Jean Serge Joseph.
The diagnosis which doctors have come as a result of a test is conducted within the scanner but interpreted by a group of doctors working in synergy, both in Haiti in Florida, revealed a massive hemorrhage in the right hemisphere the brain, can roca causing a left hemiplegia. The imagery produced by the scanner test was sent to Dr. Ariel Henry, a neurosurgeon affiliated with the hospital Bernard Mevs. The doctor decided to operate immediately on the basis of imaging that has been communicated to him, but when he arrived at the hospital and saw the patient face to face, and contacted the doctors can roca who were responsible before him, he changed his mind and preferred to wait according can roca to the practice blood coagulates before operating as the source of bleeding could not be identified.
The patient was kept under observation until Dr. Green announced to the family that the case judge left them little can roca hope. The most terrible event happened on the evening of the same day to 20 hours, Judge Jean Serge Joseph succumbed to complications from his stroke.
This death at least suspect raised a real stir in the whole nation, can roca and parts immediately put into question the responsibility of the Martelly-Lamothe administration in explaining the death. Rumors of all sorts is suggested that some meeting at which the judge would have been convened and which was attended and the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister and the Minister of Justice; and during which undue pressure was placed, and displaced threats were made would be based disorders that have led to the judge Joseph stroke. The nation was shocked and still is. Explanations are required and investigations as requested by citizens speaking on their own behalf and on behalf of their commitment to democracy, by organizations of civil society positioning itself in the name of their task of defending the rights and freedoms of the person, as well as by political parties and organizations rebelling against a possible threat to the independence of the judiciary, has the balance of government, and against a possible attack on democratic achievements, and finally possible Risk in law in Haiti.
The Senate of the Republic waited three days to see if the court would have jurisdiction over the matter. The finding was negative, can roca during a conference of committee chairmen to the extraordinary, and at the request of the President of the Commission for Justice and Public Safety and the President of the Human Rights Committee and Anti-Corruption of the Senate, a resolution was adopted at the plenary session that followed by the Conference of Presidents. Thus, dated July 17, 2013, a special commission was formed Senators:
Pierre Francky Exius, chairman of the Commission for Justice and Public Safety; Westner POLYCARPE, President of the Commission Public Health and Population; François Anick Joseph, chairman of the Interior Committee and Local Authorities; Steven Irvenson BENOIT, First Secretary of the Bureau; and Joel Joseph JOHN, Second Secretary of the Bureau.
This special commission aims to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the death of Judge Jean Serge JOSEPH. This commission enjoyed a period of eight (8) working days to investigate can roca and report thereon. Also, at the end of the session, the commission did she set to work, electing its members a chairman (François Anick Joseph) and a reporter (Westn