Ciudad Juárez.- The discussion of the secondary laws of the judicial reform will begin in November in the Chamber of Deputies, said the federal representative of the Labor Party (PT) Lilia Aguilar Gil. “The Commissions will be determined until October 15; Once determined, the Justice Commission will be in charge of carrying out the reform. The planning is that it will be after the budget, which expires on November 15, we need that Commission to be installed and it will be until the month of November,” explained the legislator. The reform of the Judicial Branch was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on September 15, and from that date there is a period of 90 days for secondary laws to be formed and 180 days for state Congresses to harmonize their laws to the federal mandate. The legal deadline is already 21 days old. The extraordinary publication of September 15 was instructed by the head of the federal Executive, after the previous Friday the Chamber of Deputies issued the declaration of reform to the General Constitution of the Republic; Thus, from that day on, the deadlines began to run to reorganize the federal and state justice system. Among its novelties, in addition to the election with free and secret vote of citizens, the package of constitutional changes establishes the figure of “faceless judges”; It reduces the time of judges’ positions and changes the composition of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, in addition to abolishing the Federal Judiciary Council to replace it with a Judicial Disciplinary Court and a technical body that administers justice. Also, it orders that the Judicial Powers of the States of the country adopt forms similar to the federal one and sets a period of 90 days for the Congress of the Union and 180 days for the state congresses to adapt the laws that are necessary, so that In 2025 there will be direct election of judges at all levels. Meanwhile, last Thursday, the Supreme Court of Justice opened a controversy to decide if it has the power to review the judicial reform and, if applicable, if it can reverse or annul it. Even federal judges in 15 states have granted at least 70 stays to stop the implementation of judicial reform. An analysis of lists of agreements of the 32 circuits carried out between September 26 and October 2 indicates that the demands admitted for processing have multiplied, despite the fact that it is a Constitutional reform that, due to jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Justice cannot be challenged in this way.
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