The Judicial Power imparted the workshop "Criminal Process, prisoners and media," with the participation of journalists and opinion leaders, whose main objective is to facilitate the effective journalistic coverage of judicial issues and that the information and analysis reach the public in a plain and understandable language. The facilitators of the ... Read more

The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), Luis Henry Molina Peña and representatives of the Judiciary, participated in the Plenary Assembly of the Dominican Episcopal Conference number 60, in which they presented to the bishops the Program for the Optimization of the Criminal Process and the plan of urgent measures for persons deprived of liberty ... Read More

Judges Sarah Veras and Natividad Ramona Santos, judges of the second and third chambers of the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeals of Santo Domingo, respectively, participated in the First Regional Congress of Forensic Services: "Forensic Sciences, a contribution to the challenges of criminality", held in Panama City, Panama, in ... Read more

The Senate Transportation and Telecommunications Committee, chaired by the senator from Barahona, José Del Castillo Saviñón, socialized this Thursday the Bill on the Use of Digital Media in the Judiciary with the Legislative Agenda Committee of the Plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), chaired by Justice Luis Henry ... Read More

Dominican Republic is the first country in Latin America to receive this support to optimize the quality of public services The Dominican Judicial Branch participates in the Twinning Project, a mechanism used by the European Union so that member countries of the Community can exchange experiences and knowledge with each other. In this ... Read more

Judges of the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama valued the advances achieved by the Dominican Judicial Power in the administration of Justice with the use of technological tools and advanced that some of these processes would be implemented in that nation. The magistrates María Eugenia López Arias, president of the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama, ... Read More

A delegation from the Dominican Judicial Branch visited the Judicial Branch of Costa Rica within the framework of the Project for the Development of a Citizen Participation Policy Model, with the purpose of learning about good practices implemented by this country in relation to this issue. The main objective of this project is to guarantee an open, transparent and transparent Judicial Branch ... Read more

The Dominican Judiciary and representatives of the Criminal Justice System established the National Inter-institutional Coordination Board, which will meet every 15 days to evaluate the progress and solutions implemented to address the problems of prisoners in conditions of vulnerability and to ensure their safety and security.