El Supremo de EE.UU. se inclina a respaldar la prohibición de hormonas a menores trans
A man set himself on fire in front of the United States Supreme Court building
The High Court Police, located in front of the Capitol, did not give details about the identity of the subject, his possible motivation or the state of health in which he is
Supreme Court says Matamba is reported deceased, but Registrar Denies
Because of this situation, the high court requested the National Registrar of Civil Status, Alexander Vega Rocha, to explain the contradiction
Confirmed conviction of an ESMAD agent for the death of a student in the midst of protests
The high court upheld the 17-year and four-month prison sentence against Agent Néstor Julio Rodríguez for the events that took place in May 2005.
Otoniel lost to justice again: the Supreme Court denied the challenge presented by his defense
Dario Úsuga's lawyer, 'Otoniel', asked Magistrate Diego Corredor, who is leading the extradition process, to withdraw from the case for allegedly making pronouncements on the former head of the Gulf clan via Twitter
Alejandra Cuevas case: SCJN could show that CDMX accused her of a crime that does not exist
The Plenum of the Court will discuss whether to imprison the woman for the death of Alejandro Gertz Manero's brother, a non-existent figure was used in criminal legislation: that of “accessory guarantor”
Alejandra Cuevas case: SCJN could show that CDMX accused her of a crime that does not exist
The Plenum of the Court will discuss whether to imprison the woman for the death of Alejandro Gertz Manero's brother, a non-existent figure was used in criminal legislation: that of “accessory guarantor”
Alias Nicholas, second in command of the Gulf clan, was extradited to the United States
His transfer took place this Friday, after the Supreme Court denied a guardianship that sought to stop his extradition
Governor of Chocó captured for irregularities in the contracting of biosafety elements
He will be at home in jail and the Court ordered that he be temporarily removed from office
Seven of those linked to the corruption network allegedly led by Congressman Mario Castaño were sent to prison
The Prosecutor's Office explained that, in two years, the members of the illegal network would have won up to 50 public contracts and, with it, diverted up to 43,433 million pesos, which were state resources; despite the scandal, the politician was re-elected as senator
