The National School of the Judiciary (ENJ) launched the second edition of the book "Constitucionalización del Proceso Penal", which consists of 13 chapters developed in co-authorship with 11 outstanding authors of the Ibero-American judicial field and which will be available in digital format free of charge through the ENJ Virtual Library. During the presentation of the book, held as a posthumous tribute to Judge Altagracia Norma Bautista, who was an important part of the work of ... Read More

The Minister of Public Works, Deligne Ascención, and the President of the Supreme Court of Justice, Luis Henry Molina Peña, made a supervisory visit to check the progress of the construction of the new courthouse in Santo Domingo province, which is located in the municipality of Santo Domingo ... Read More

The donation seeks to provide the Dominican Judicial Branch with integrated, scalable and secure data storage. The Judicial Branch and the Embassy of the United States in the country made a donation of storage, backup and high availability equipment that allows the processing and replication of data in a secure manner. This ... Read more

  Judge Nancy I. Salcedo Fernandez said that the use of non-exclusive and non-discriminatory language will be promoted, in addition to the architectural adaptation of spaces to improve access to judicial offices. The Judiciary has a policy of equality for persons with disabilities, and in this sense, awareness strategies are being developed for judicial servants, in order to achieve a better accessibility to the judicial offices.

The agreement is aimed at reinforcing the logistical capacities of the Judicial Power Council and the Real Estate Registry to strengthen the provision of justice services to users. The Judicial Power Council (CPJ) and the Real Estate Registry (RI) signed an inter-institutional cooperation agreement with the Dominican Postal Institute (Inposdom), with the objective of establishing the general bases to carry out the services provided to the users of the Dominican ... Read More

There are 936 pensioners on the current payroll, of which 701 will benefit from this measure, representing 74.80 percent of the total. The Judicial Power Council (CPJ) ordered as of May 1 that pensioners and retirees of the Judicial Power who receive a pension amount of less than RD$5,000.00, will obtain an increase to RD$8,000.00; as well as an increase of between 5 to 10% to those who receive a pension of less than RD$5,000.00, ... Read More