ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2012

Congress To Consider Initiative Regarding Certiorari Before Judgment

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The bill was submitted by congressmen of the ruling party. It seeks to re-implement the petition called certiorari before judgment which had been originally created by the Supreme Court.

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The bill was submitted by congressmen of the ruling party. It seeks to re-implement the petition called certiorari before judgment which had been originally created by the Supreme Court.

A bill which seeks to implement the certiorari before judgment to the Supreme Court in cases of imperative public importance subject to federal jurisdiction has been filed by senators from the ruling party (the "Bill"). The Bill, reproducing a previous bill filed by former Senator Ms. Fernández de Kirchner in 2004, provides for amendments to the Federal Code on Civil and Commercial Procedure (the "FCCCP"), by means of the incorporation of Sections 257 bis and 257 ter.

On October 23 the Bill was approved by the Committee of Constitutional Affairs. Pursuant to the Senate's agenda the Bill will be subject to the full Senate's deliberation on October 31.

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