Supreme Court Debuts Full to Hear Arguments From Judges Who Risk Expulsion for Travel with a License
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The Second Chamber of the Constitutional Judiciary also granted the application of four other judges and in all these cases ordered the suspension of proceedings in the Supreme Court; in total, the Chamber has suspended five removal notebooks out of a total of 58.
The plenary of the Supreme Court began this Wednesday the review of the open removal notebooks against members of the primary hierarchy of the judiciary, in an extraordinary process that contemplates the review of 53 cases. This, . The hearings will be carried out successively from today and, if necessary, will continue during the next ... Continue reading "Supreme begins review of 53 removal notebooks against judges: TC suspended another five"
The plenary session of the highest court met to begin the analysis of the 58 open notebooks and listen to lawyers’ arguments. Hearings could extend until Friday, September 4. The Supreme Court began, today, September 2, 2026, the analysis of the open removal notebooks against members of the [...]
The Supreme Court began this Wednesday the analysis of the removal notebooks opened against members of the primary rank (ministers (as) of Courts of Appeal, rapporteurs (as) and judges (zas)) who traveled outside the country while they had medical licenses. The plenary of the highest court met to begin the analysis of the 58 [...] The post Supreme Court reviews removals of judges who traveled with medical license appeared first on La Nación.
After 10:30 hours this Wednesday, the Supreme Court began a historic day in which it will review 56 removal notebooks of magistrates investigated for lack of probity, after having traveled abroad while on medical leave. The instance contemplates the arguments of the parties, those that will be developed in hearings [...] The Supreme Court entry initiates review of 56 removal notebooks for misuse of medical licenses was first published in El Peri…
The clerk of the highest court, Jorge Saéz Martin, explained that the processing of five removal notebooks was suspended, so this Wednesday the review of only 53 of the 58 cases that had in file was started.
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