Chihuahua, fifth state with the most federal criminal cases

Chihuahua, fifth state with the most federal criminal cases

The state of Chihuahua faces a significant judicial workload, ranking among the jurisdictions with the highest intake of federal criminal cases. This pressure on the system underscores the operational complexity of the sector and its impact on the administration of justice, highlighting the need for adequate resources to manage the procedural demand. At the same time, the situation is complicated by internal tensions stemming from new labor evaluations conducted by the Judicial Administration Body. Workers report that these procedures could threaten their job stability, creating uncertainty about the retention of technical and administrative staff within the state judicial system. This conflict has direct implications for transparency and access to justice. The potential renewal of personnel affects both the system’s operations and users’ rights, underscoring the importance of accountability and the visibility of working conditions within the framework of open data.

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