Poder Judicial
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Estructura del Poder Judicial
The Dominican Republic's judicial system is a hierarchical structure headed by the Supreme Court of Justice, which serves as the highest judicial authority. The system is organized into ordinary courts and specialized jurisdictions, ensuring the administration of justice across national, appellate, and local levels.
Jerarquía de Tribunales
Suprema Corte de Justicia
The highest judicial body in the country, responsible for hearing appeals in cassation and overseeing the judicial branch.
Cortes de Apelación
Intermediate appellate courts that review decisions made by lower courts within their respective judicial departments.
Juzgados de Primera Instancia
General jurisdiction courts that handle the majority of civil, commercial, and criminal cases at the district level.
Tribunales Especializados
Courts dedicated to specific matters such as administrative, labor, or land disputes.
Juzgados de Paz
Local courts of limited jurisdiction handling minor civil and criminal matters and small claims.
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