The TSJ indicated that the Constitutional and Electoral Chambers will remain on duty during the judicial recess until mid-September
The Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) reported that from this Wednesday, August 15, until September 15, both dates inclusive, no court will conduct business due to the customary period of judicial recess, according to resolution 2024-0011 published on the institution’s website.
It states that, during this time, the cases will remain suspended and the procedural periods will not run, although this does not prevent the actions that are necessary to ensure the rights of any of the parties from being carried out.
Likewise, the TSJ instructed the jurisdictional bodies to take the pertinent measures to not suspend the administration of justice service and indicated that authorization will be granted to proceed with the dispatches that are considered urgent.
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On the subject of constitutional protection, they will be available every day. “Judges, including temporary ones, are obliged to process and sentence the respective proceedings. The Constitutional and Electoral Chambers of the Supreme Court of Justice will remain on duty during the judicial recess,” says the ruling. 2024-0011.
In criminal matters, the public service of administration of justice will be maintained throughout the country, while the judges of the Constitutional, Electoral and Criminal Cassation chambers of the TSJ will maintain the quorum for deliberation.
Furthermore, the Chief Judges, Presidents of the National Courts of the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction, the Presidents of the Criminal Judicial Circuits, the Coordinators of the Labor Judicial Circuits, the Coordinators of the Judicial Circuits for the Protection of Children and Adolescents and the Coordinators of the Courts with jurisdiction in matters of Crimes of Violence against Women, are empowered to adopt the necessary measures to guarantee access to justice in the various judicial districts.
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