US EditionJudges Elected to Slp Do Not Meet Key Academic Requirement
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Four of the new members of the Supreme Court of Justice of San Luis Potosí obtained averages below 8.0 in their bachelor's degree By: Drafting Four recently elected judges for the Supreme Court of Justice of San Luis Potosí (STJSLP) would not meet a fundamental academic requirement to hold the post: having obtained a minimum average of 8.0 in the bachelor's degree, which would leave them out of the appointment process.
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