For the moment I solved using these query:
doctorate = Session.query(Members).filter(and_(Members.removed==False,
Members.tutor.has(id=tutor_id))).subquery()
reports = Session.query(Reports, doctorate.c.id).outerjoin((doctorate,
Reports.writer==doctorate.c.id)).order_by(Reports.id).all()
# Only to obtain the objects related to the tutor
reports = [reports[i][0] for i in range(len(reports)) if reports[i][1]]
Are there other possibilities?
Thanks
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