Puebla's Judicial Branch closed 2025 with 19,628 pending criminal cases
Puebla's Judicial Branch closed 2025 with 19,628 pending criminal cases
The CNIJE 2026 reveals the complex workload of the Judicial Power of Puebla in 2025, highlighting thousands of pending criminal proceedings. This figure requires nuance, as it reflects individual legal situations rather than unique case files, underscoring the need to interpret the data correctly to avoid errors in judicial planning. Transparency is evident in the publication of tens of thousands of court rulings, predominantly in the family law domain. However, these data describe procedural activity rather than the total volume of crimes, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between judicial statistics and criminal reality for an informed analysis. This report is relevant to open data because it demonstrates how official indicators measure different units. Clarity in these metrics is essential to ensure accountability and enable an accurate assessment of institutional performance and the efficiency of the justice system.
Source: intoleranciadiario.comPublished on 2026-11-06
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