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Category Archives: Judicial Reform

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Mexico moves towards unified criminal legislation

May 15, 2013by octaviusrod Leave a comment

05/15/13 – Juan Silva Meza, Chief Justice of the Mexican Supreme Court (Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación, SCJN), urged for the creation of unified criminal and procedural codes, meaning single […]

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Judicial Reform, Rule of Law, State-Level Reforms, Supreme Court
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Justice in Mexico Project releases news monitor for March 2013

March 27, 2013by kheinle Leave a comment

The Justice in Mexico Project of the Trans-Border Institute at the University of San Diego has released the monthly news monitor for March 2013.  Thanks to the generous support of […]

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Corruption, Human Rights, Judicial Reform, Rule of Law, Security, State-Level Reforms, Transparency & accountability, U.S.-Mexico
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Legislative Assembly in Mexico City proposes revisions to arraigo

March 25, 2013by gomeznathalie Leave a comment

03/23/13 – On March 8, the Legislative Assembly of the Federal District (Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal, ALDF) convened to discuss the possibility of amending a preventative form of detention […]

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Arraigo, Attorney General's Office, governance, Human Rights, Judicial Reform, Rule of Law, State-Level Reforms
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Court rules on unconstitutionality of arresting elders

March 1, 2013by gomeznathalie Leave a comment

03/01/13 – Federal Judge Carlos Alfredo Soto Morales in San Andrés Cholula, Puebla, ruled in favor of an amparo filed by an 82-year-old woman on February 14. The judge declared that […]

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Arrests, governance, Human Rights, Judicial Reform, Rule of Law, Security
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Justice in Mexico Project releases news monitor for February 2013

February 28, 2013by kheinle 2 Comments

The Justice in Mexico Project of the Trans-Border Institute at the University of San Diego has released the monthly news monitor for February 2013.  Thanks to the generous support of […]

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Corruption, Crime, Data, Drug Policy, Drug Violence, Human Rights, Judicial Reform, Rule of Law, Security, State-Level Reforms, Transparency & accountability

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