Maru Campos Urged Mexico’s Supreme Court to Uphold Chihuahua’s Electoral Reform
Campos calls it an anti-narco shield, but Morena warns the PAN measure could sanction rivals on suspicion alone, without evidence or due process.
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Ríos Farjat, With a Lifetime Pension, Joins Firm That Has Litigated Against Mexico
She left the Supreme Court rather than stand for election under the reform that swept out Mexico’s old judiciary; six months later, Ríos Farjat is a partner at Holland & Knight, a US firm that has litigated against the Mexican State.
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Mexico’s Supreme Court Orders Judges to Review That No Usurious Practices Exist in the Collection of Credit Payments
In two rulings, the Court held that usury violates human rights under the American Convention and must be checked even when the borrower is a company.
