Jalisco Faces Legal Uncertainty Over Delayed Judicial Reform
A constitutional deadline looms over Jalisco’s stalled judicial reform, raising alarms about the legitimacy of its justice system.
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Mexico’s Supreme Court Aligns with López Obrador-Era Reforms
A string of rulings by Mexico’s reconstituted Supreme Court has upheld key reforms from the previous administration, raising questions about ...
Mexico’s Congress Returns with Electoral and Judicial Reforms on the Agenda
As Mexico’s legislature reconvenes on February 1, a packed reform agenda will test institutional capacity amid political transition and legal ...
Preventive Detention Highlights Mexico’s Legal Strategy Against Cartel Financiers
The detention of relatives of a Sinaloa Cartel figure reflects Mexico’s continued reliance on pre-trial incarceration in organized crime cases.
Jalisco Judicial Leader Calls for Reform Delay to 2026
The head of Jalisco’s judiciary urges postponement of judicial reform, citing institutional readiness and the need for deeper legislative scrutiny.
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