A judge from Peru’s Constitutional Court (TC) has firmly rejected the notion of a “right to resistance” following a recent ruling involving Vladimir Cerrón. The magistrate stated that attempting to justify resisting a judicial decision would fundamentally undermine Peru’s democratic constitutional system. This statement directly addresses arguments made in support of opposing the TC’s decision regarding Cerrón, a prominent political figure. He emphasized that upholding the rule of law is paramount to maintaining a functioning democracy. The judge's comments signal a strong stance against any attempts to delegitimize the court’s authority or encourage defiance of its rulings. The court believes that challenging judicial outcomes through extra-legal means poses a severe threat to the stability of Peru's governance. This decision reaffirms the importance of respecting judicial processes within the constitutional framework.