Judicial Branch of Mexico

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The Judicial Branch of Mexico is the independent arm of the federal government responsible for interpreting the Constitution, administering justice, and overseeing the country’s court system, including the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of government
judiciary
alsoKnownAs Poder Judicial de la Federación
applies federal laws of Mexico
international treaties ratified by Mexico
budgetApprovedBy Congress of the Union
carriesOut judicial discipline over federal judges
constitutionalReform 1994 judicial reform in Mexico
country Mexico
decides constitutional controversies between branches of the federal government
constitutional controversies between federation and states
constitutional controversies between states
electoralJurisdiction federal electoral disputes in Mexico
ensures supremacy of the Constitution of Mexico
guarantees protection of constitutional rights through amparo
hasBody Council of the Federal Judiciary
hasConstitutionalBasis Political Constitution of the United Mexican States
hasHighestCourt Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
hasSeat Mexico City
hasSpecializedOrgan Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary
headedBy Chief Justice of the Nation
includes Collegiate Circuit Courts
Council of the Federal Judiciary
District Courts
Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary
Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
Unitary Circuit Courts
independenceFrom Executive Branch of Mexico
Legislative Branch of Mexico
linked to: Mexican Congress
jurisdiction constitutional review in Mexico
federal matters in Mexico
languageOfProceedings Spanish
legalSystem civil law system
oversees federal judges in Mexico
federal magistrates in Mexico
partOf Federal Government of Mexico
protects human rights recognized in international treaties binding on Mexico
human rights recognized in the Mexican Constitution
responsibleFor administering federal justice in Mexico
interpreting the Constitution of Mexico
overseeing the federal court system of Mexico
resolving amparo proceedings
resolving constitutional controversies
subjectTo principle of impartiality
principle of judicial independence
principle of legality
principle of publicity of judicial proceedings
supervises administration of the federal courts

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Government of Mexico branch Judicial Branch of Mexico
Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation building usedBy Judicial Branch of the Federation of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation building partOf federal judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (Mexico) belongsTo federal judiciary of Mexico
subject linked to: First Chamber
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Plenary of the Supreme Court higherCourtOf federal judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Plenary of the Supreme Court bindingAuthorityOn federal courts of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Federal Judiciary Council jurisdiction federal judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation belongsTo federal judiciary of Mexico
subject linked to: Second Chamber
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary partOf Federal Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Three enforcedBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Six sourceOfLawFor Mexican judiciary
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Seven enforceableBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Ten enforceableBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Eleven enforceableBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Twelve enforceableBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Title Thirteen enforceableBy Mexican federal courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Bases Orgánicas affectedInstitution Mexican judiciary
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Judiciary of the State of Mexico cooperatesWith Federal Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
President of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation isPartOf Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
President of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation represents Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Organic Law of the Judicial Power of the Federation regulates federal judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
chambers of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation partOf federal judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Collegiate Circuit Courts partOf Federal Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Collegiate Circuit Courts memberOf federal circuit system of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Unitary Circuit Courts partOf Federal Judiciary of Mexico
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
District Courts of Mexico partOf Federal Judiciary of Mexico
subject linked to: District Courts
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico
Executive Branch of Mexico coequalBranch Judicial Branch of Mexico
Senate of the First Mexican Republic sharesPowerWith judicial branch of the First Mexican Republic
subject linked to: Senate
linked to: Judicial Branch of Mexico