Jaime Rosemberg and the Enlargement of the Supreme Court: "At Least Until November Is Pure Smoke"

CNN journalist and columnist Radio Jaime Rosemberg spoke on CNN Radio this Wednesday about the various projects in the National Congress to expand the Supreme Court and said that “it’s all smoke” at least until after the October elections. The journalist said in Los Primeros de la Tarde that “the government takes off the projects and is afraid that Kirchnerism will impose any on it.” That’s why he said that in the ruling party “they do everythin…

The judge promoted in her Province the reform of the accusatory regime, which the government now wants to bring to the Nation. The post Reflects the idea of expanding the Supreme Court and the Salta judge Mariana Catalano gains consensus appeared first on El Intranssigente.

Federal Judiciary Councilor Sergio Javier Molina Martínez, who is running for the position of Supreme Court Justice, stated that the members of the Supreme Court have been characterized by refusing to engage in dialogue with the Council of which they are a member and that, due to the reform of the Federal Judicial Branch, they will have to engage in negotiations with the bodies into which the Federal Judicial Council will be divided. Source

Formoseño José Mayans accused them of violating the Constitution; the argument was criticized by other senators and an extensive discussion is expected in a plenary of commissions Kirchnerismo called for the dismissal of the three judges of the Supreme Court of Justice, from whom he said that “they are not up to the circumstances” [...]

After the failed appointment of García-Mansilla and Lijo, the opposition proposes to extend the negotiations. It began the discussion in the plenary of committees on Constitutional Affairs and Justice. It peaks the draft of the senator Salteño, which proposes to increase from 5 to 7 the number of magistrates. When the opposition decided to reject, for the first time in history, the documents of candidates to the Supreme Court closed a chapter in…

After the government has failed with the appointments of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court of Justice, which is currently functioning with three out of five members, the Senate will begin to debate the expansion of the court. Thus, a plenary meeting is expected between the Constitutional Affairs, Justice and Criminal Affairs Committees to discuss eight bills to expand the Court. Some of the submissions propose to bring t…