Memoria Abierta collaborates with the process of justice participating in the examinations the court performs to the places that were used for illegal detention. By visiting the sites where clandestine detention centers (CDC) operated, we produce -with the images and information obtained during the inspections- interactive presentations that contribute to the reconstruction and understanding of what happened at these sites.

These presentations are later used by the courts involved in the judgment of the crimes of the past, particularly in those referred to the trial "Primer Cuerpo del Ejercito".

During these examinations the judge and witnesses go the site trying to find proof and evidence to support the testimony of those who were detained at CDC.

In this crucial step towards victims´ reparation, the judge develops a written record that is combined with photographs, audiovisual fragments and architectural drafts that conform the Audio-visual Legal Registries (ALR).

Memoria Abierta has collaborated since 2006 in developing different ALR, some of which we published in this website, while we emphasize the importance of these documents, and the judicial processes they belong to, for the search of Memory, Truth and Justice.