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CNM Continues Evaluation of SCJ Judges on September 8

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The National Council of the Judiciary (CNM) decided during its session this Friday to meet again on September 8 to continue the performance evaluation process for seven Supreme Court justices. According to a statement, the decision aims to grant the Council members a “reasonable period” to […]
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The National Council of the Judiciary (CNM) decided during its session this Friday, August 28, to reconvene on September 8 to continue the performance evaluation process for seven Supreme Court justices. The decision aims to grant the Council members a reasonable period to study the reports covering the seven years of service of the judges being evaluated, as well as to review the content of the interviews conducted last Tuesday, August 25. Duri…

The National Council of the Judiciary (CNM) decided during its session this Friday to meet again on September 8 to continue the performance evaluation process for seven Supreme Court justices. According to a statement, the decision aims to grant the Council members a “reasonable period” to […]

The National Council of the Magistracy (CNM) decided this Friday, during its session on August 28, to meet again on September 8 to continue the process of performance evaluation of seven... The post National Council of the Magistracy will continue on September 8 evaluation process of judges of the SCJ appeared first on N Digital.

The National Council of the Judiciary (CNM) decided during this Friday's session, to meet again on September 8 to continue the process of evaluating the performance of seven judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ).According to a statement, the decision seeks to grant the members of the Council a "reasonable period" to study the reports corresponding to the seven years of performance of the judges evaluated, as well as to review the content …

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