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Judicial Reform in Mexico: The Rule of Law and Legal Certainty at Stake
This panel discussion will delve into the pressing issue of judicial reform in Mexico, examining its potential impact on the rule of law, legal certainty, and the country’s relationship with the United States. Leading experts from Mexico and the international community will share their insights on the current state of the judiciary, the challenges it faces, and the potential consequences of proposed reforms. By bringing together diverse perspectives, this event aims to foster a nuanced understanding of the critical issues at stake and inform ongoing discussions about the future of Mexico’s legal system.
Speakers:
Margaret Satterthwaite, UN Special Rapporteur for the Independence of Judges and Lawyers
Hon. Monserrat Cid Cabello, Mexico, Federal Judge, Appellate Court, First Circuit
Laurence Pantin, Mexico, Foundation for Justice
Úrsula Indacochea, DPLF
Hon. Maria Emilia Molina, Mexico, Federal Judge, Seventh Appellate Court, First Circuit, President of the Mexican Women Judges Association
Moderator:
Jaime Chávez Alor, Vance Center Associate Executive Director
Co-sponsoring Committees: Inter-American Affairs, Task Force on the Independence of Lawyers and Judges