Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 3:35:14 GMT -5
The situation of the Supreme Court is critical”
Anew judicial year opens in the face of several and repeated challenges , which are repeatedly demanded to be addressed urgently. And once again, the exceptional nature in which the CGPJ has established itself is once again the protagonist . From Europe and through the voice of the Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, we hear, once again, the need to renew the aforementioned body. Also a change in the way of choosing its members, to bring it closer to European standards.
Furthermore, the long interim situation of the so-called governing body of the judges prevents, among other things, filling the vacancies that, due to retirement, resignation or death of its magistrates, occur in the Supreme Court. The situation in this court is critical , with 23 empty seats and a Fax Lists reduction in its resolution capacity of 30%, as revealed by its acting president, Francisco Marín Castán, in the speech given at the solemn opening ceremony of the new judicial year. . Fewer resolutions and more accumulation , which also occurs in the rest of the judicial organization, whose limping post-pandemic recovery has been frustrated by successive strikes, first by the LAJ and later by Ministry of Justice officials.
Likewise, the result of the general elections poses a legislature with an uncertain horizon ; and without us being able to rule out having to go to the polls again. The early elections have meant that the planned efficiency laws and their ambitious remodeling of the public justice system have fallen by the wayside. Other regulations have also been pending processing , such as those referring to the right of defense or family law. Although many others have seen the light, such as the one that affects the conciliation, finally, of legal professionals, with the interruption of the course of the procedure in the event of certain exceptional causes.
A new judicial year begins, and once again we must remember how important the Administration of Justice is for our Rule of Law . For society, Justice is as essential as education or health, as a basic pillar for the construction of a society based on equal opportunities and peaceful coexistence. Therefore, it is shocking, and we must express it, not only the lack of renewal of the CGPJ, for all that it represents, but also that the desolate situation of the Administration of Justice has been normalized against the will of the entire society. citizenship.
All groups advocate, in a classic and recurring way, for more means in Justice, for ending late reporting, for specialized courts in areas as sensitive as childhood, family and capacity, or for a complete implementation of the electronic judicial file. In short, an effective, modern Administration of Justice typical of the 21st century, for which we in the Legal Profession will continue working, with the conviction that Law (and its exercise) should serve to improve people's lives and social coexistence.
Anew judicial year opens in the face of several and repeated challenges , which are repeatedly demanded to be addressed urgently. And once again, the exceptional nature in which the CGPJ has established itself is once again the protagonist . From Europe and through the voice of the Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, we hear, once again, the need to renew the aforementioned body. Also a change in the way of choosing its members, to bring it closer to European standards.
Furthermore, the long interim situation of the so-called governing body of the judges prevents, among other things, filling the vacancies that, due to retirement, resignation or death of its magistrates, occur in the Supreme Court. The situation in this court is critical , with 23 empty seats and a Fax Lists reduction in its resolution capacity of 30%, as revealed by its acting president, Francisco Marín Castán, in the speech given at the solemn opening ceremony of the new judicial year. . Fewer resolutions and more accumulation , which also occurs in the rest of the judicial organization, whose limping post-pandemic recovery has been frustrated by successive strikes, first by the LAJ and later by Ministry of Justice officials.
Likewise, the result of the general elections poses a legislature with an uncertain horizon ; and without us being able to rule out having to go to the polls again. The early elections have meant that the planned efficiency laws and their ambitious remodeling of the public justice system have fallen by the wayside. Other regulations have also been pending processing , such as those referring to the right of defense or family law. Although many others have seen the light, such as the one that affects the conciliation, finally, of legal professionals, with the interruption of the course of the procedure in the event of certain exceptional causes.
A new judicial year begins, and once again we must remember how important the Administration of Justice is for our Rule of Law . For society, Justice is as essential as education or health, as a basic pillar for the construction of a society based on equal opportunities and peaceful coexistence. Therefore, it is shocking, and we must express it, not only the lack of renewal of the CGPJ, for all that it represents, but also that the desolate situation of the Administration of Justice has been normalized against the will of the entire society. citizenship.
All groups advocate, in a classic and recurring way, for more means in Justice, for ending late reporting, for specialized courts in areas as sensitive as childhood, family and capacity, or for a complete implementation of the electronic judicial file. In short, an effective, modern Administration of Justice typical of the 21st century, for which we in the Legal Profession will continue working, with the conviction that Law (and its exercise) should serve to improve people's lives and social coexistence.