The Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) reports that the total of 4,312 appeals in civil, labor, real estate, contentious administrative and contentious tax matters filed under Law 3726 dated December 29, 1953, which were pending procedural actions by the parties involved as of the date of entry into force of Law 3726 of December 29, 1953, are now in the hands of ... Read more

A group of 910 legal professionals were sworn in before the Plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), during the XXXIII hearing for the swearing in of lawyers, in which the presiding judge of the high court, Henry Molina, affirmed that the justice system is a fundamental pillar of democracy and the rule of law, as well as ... Read more

The presiding judge of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), Henry Molina, received the visit of a group of Dominican students residing in Spain, winners of the Fourteenth Edition of the School Merit Award 2024, whose delegation was led by the Dominican ambassador to that nation, Juan Bolivar Diaz Santana. Magistrate Henry Molina thanked the ... Read More

The presiding judge of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), Henry Molina, received in his office a delegation of Panamanian judges headed by the president of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) of that nation, María Eugenia López Arias, who are in the country with the aim of learning about the ... Read more

A commission of the Dominican Judiciary participated in the First Round of Workshops of the XII edition of the Ibero-American Judicial Summit, held in Colombia Justice Pilar Jiménez Ortiz, president of the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice, stressed that currently the great task of the judicial systems is to continue to improve the quality of the judicial system ... Read More

The Third Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice is of the opinion that, in accordance with Article 16 of the Labor Code and its regulations, it is the employer who must prove, based on records, payrolls, posters, wage and salary book, whether the remuneration received by a worker and the contribution reported to the Social Security, as well as the ... Read More

The president judge of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), Henry Molina revealed that, within the process of transformation of the Judicial Power, the courts in arrears decreased from 70% to 46% in the whole country, and that the same was eradicated in the SCJ. Molina offered this information during the unveiling ceremony of the new cardboard ... Read More

The Judicial Scale strengthens the judicial career and protects the independence of judges. The Judicial Power Council (CPJ) in its regular session No. 20-2024 dated July 2, 2024 approved the update of the Judicial Scale for the year 2024, in accordance with Article 14 of Resolution No. 20-2024, which establishes the Judicial Scale for the year 2024, in accordance with Article 14 of Resolution No. 20-2024.

The Judicial Power, within the framework of the Justice a Day plan and as part of the 100% Transparency axis, is in the process of reviewing and updating the rules governing disciplinary proceedings. The Judicial Power Council (CPJ) submitted for public consultation the modification of the Disciplinary Regulations applicable to judges and prosecutors of the Judicial Branch.