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Trabajan de manera conjunta el PJEdomex y el Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos



Monitorearon aplicación de guías judiciales de audiencias penales (Foto: Especial).

Esta iniciativa consiste en la integración de un instrumento jurídico que tiene el objetivo de orientar, evaluar y medir los tiempos de respuesta para eficientar el proceso de impartición de justicia penal y unificar criterios entre operadores de la materia en la entidad.

La reunión inició en Palacio de Justicia y posteriormente, autoridades de OPDAT, fueron acompañadas por la Consejera Edna Escalante Ramírez y la Visitadora auxiliar en materia Penal, Verónica Cortés Marroquín a los Juzgados de Control y Tribunales de Enjuiciamiento de Almoloya de Juárez, donde asistieron a dos audiencias, una de control y otra de juicio oral.

Escalante Ramírez refirió que la finalidad de la visita fue monitorear en la práctica, la reducción de tiempo y estandarización de procesos derivado del uso de dichos instrumentos implementados en 2022 y destacó que en los próximos meses los integrantes de la OPDAT retroalimentarán al PJEdomex.

Explicó que las guías se aplican en algunos juzgados del Poder Judicial, por lo que, para medir el impacto de su operatividad, las y los juzgadores han participado activamente en este proceso, al igual que otras instituciones como la Fiscalía General de Justicia. Además, periódicamente se registran datos que corresponden a la efectividad de los instrumentos en las audiencias.

Este proyecto es iniciativa del Consejo de la Judicatura Federal y la OPDAT del Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos de América.

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