translated from Spanish: Specialized Family Violence Courts Analyze

Sinaloa.- The presiding magistrate of the Supreme Court of Sinaloa, Ricardo López Chávez participated in the Third Ordinary Plenary Assembly of the National Commission of Superior Courts of Justice, in which the relevance of the model of courts specialized in family violence was exposed, for a greater guarantee of human rights and gender equality.As part of the agreements of the meeting held on August 27 in Satillo, Coahuila, it was agreed that the representation of Sinaloa will continue to integrate the commission that promotes the reform to section III of article 116 of the Political Constitution of the Mexican States. It was specified that the project seeks to strengthen judicial federalism, the autonomy of local judiciaries, the independence of those who provide justice, the professionalization of public servants and the budgetary guarantee. In the presence of the Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, Yasmín Esquivel Mossa, the judges were asked to work together in order to achieve comprehensive justice in each of the entities. Read more: Attention, dads! Among the topics that were analyzed and that are regulated by the General Law on Women’s Access to a Life Free of Violence, the importance of the areas of innovation and quality in the delivery of justice was highlighted, but the emphasis is, in the importance of the model of courts specialized in family violence, with the purpose of giving a greater guarantee of human rights and gender equality. Cristy Solís adorns the concert of the reunion of Los Bukis

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