JSCA to train more than 800 officials of the Mexico City Judicial Branch

More than 800 officials from the Mexico City Judicial Branch (PJCDMX) will receive specialized JSCA training on civil and family justice reforms in the Americas, with an emphasis on the installation and strengthening of orality in both areas. The courses are part of a program supported by the Judicial Studies Institute of the PJCDMX, the Commission for the Implementation of Civil, Commercial and Extinction of…

Valores y Certificación

Inversión – Certificación Valores de Programas y cursos Programa Reforma a la Justicia Civil en las Américas USD 50 Programa Reforma a la Justicia de Familia en las Américas USD 150 Curso Procesos Colectivos USD 50 Curso Gestión judicial y Case Management en la Justicia Civil y de familia USD 50 Curso La Prueba Pericial en un Proceso Civil Oral USD 50 Curso Servicios de…

Launch of the book “Independence of Justice Operators in the Americas. Regional Situation and Challenges of Democratic Defense”

After months of research, the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) published the book “Independence of Justice Operators in the Americas. Regional Situation and Challenges for Democratic Defense”. This material responds to JSCA’s Strategic Plan, developed through a participatory process that involved the collaboration of 760 people from different countries. “Our focus has always been to look beyond the external independence of justice operators…

JSCA returns to the Ibero-American Judicial Summit

After nine years, the Justice Studies Center of the Americas once again participated in the XXI edition of the Ibero-American Judicial Summit held in Lima, Peru. The Plenary Assembly was held between September 20 and 22, 2023 and brought together high level authorities of the judiciaries of Latin America and the Caribbean. Some of the most important issues discussed at the event included the gender…