The Council of the Magistracy Advances with Interviews to Fill 27 Judicial Charges
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The highest judicial body will increase the number of its judges from 20 to 32: seven of them will be in the Constitutional Chamber and five in the Administrative, Electoral, Civil Cassation, Criminal Cassation and Social Cassation Policy.
The Commission for the Selection of Judges and the Judicial School of the Council of the Judiciary, chaired by Councilwoman María Fernanda Vázquez, continues with personal interviews aimed at covering 27 positions in the National and Federal Justice, in addition to the holding of competitive examinations in advance.
Buenos Aires, 19 June (NA) – The Commission for the Selection of Judges and Judicial School of the Council of the Judiciary of the Nation continues with personal interviews aimed at covering 27 positions in the National and Federal Justice, in addition to the holding of advanced competitions, in the framework of the selection processes of magistrates and magistrates. The commission is chaired by Councilwoman María Fernanda Vázquez and conducts i…
On Friday, 19 June, the Judicial Postulation Committee of the National Assembly announced the complete list of citizens who aspire to serve as magistrates and magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), inspector or inspector general of courts and director or director of the National School of the Judiciary (ENM). The official document, signed by the Chairman of the Committee Giuseppe Alessandrello, Vice-President Pablo Pérez Álvarez and …
June 19, 2026.- The Judicial Positions Committee of the National Assembly (AN) published the list of candidates and candidates nominated for the posts of judges, inspector or inspector general of the courts, and director or director of the National School of the Magis...
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today The Venezuelan Parliament reported this Friday on the nomination of 561 people for the posts of magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), which will now be composed of 32 judges, after a law reform with which the government seeks to change the judicial system. Among the candidates is the former general prosecutor of the Public Ministry Katherine Haringhton -who was sanctioned by the Uni…
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