PJM ranks fourth in overall judgments and second in civil matters: INEGI

PJM ranks fourth in overall judgments and second in civil matters: INEGI

The Judicial Branch of Michoacán stands out nationally for its high productivity in issuing rulings, establishing itself as an entity with notable procedural effectiveness. This performance reflects a solid institutional capacity to handle jurisdictional demands, particularly in civil matters, demonstrating an efficient commitment to resolving citizens’ disputes. Transparency in these data is essential for open data initiatives, as it enables citizen oversight and accountability. By publishing detailed figures from the National Census, public scrutiny of the justice system’s functioning is facilitated, fostering social trust and enabling evidence-based regional comparisons using real and accessible data. Finally, the increased public trust in judges links operational efficiency with social legitimacy. This correlation underscores the importance of open data in measuring not only the volume of work performed but also its impact on security and institutional credibility, serving as a key reference for improving justice in Mexico.

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