INEGI: Civil judgments published up 8.9%, family law judgments up 8.2%

INEGI: Civil judgments published up 8.9%, family law judgments up 8.2%

Michoacán stands out for the significant increase in published civil and family court rulings, which has improved its national ranking. This growth reflects greater transparency in the administration of justice, enabling citizens to access essential judicial information. These data demonstrate how the INEGI census facilitates the objective measurement of judicial performance. By publishing these results, accountability and continuous improvement of judicial processes are promoted, aligning with the principles of government openness. The relevance to open data lies in the fact that the availability of these indicators allows civil society to analyze the efficiency of the justice system. Transparency in public data on justice empowers citizens to demand improvements, validating the importance of widespread disclosure of state information.

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