Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González signed Senate Bill 1096 into law on Tuesday. [1]
Senate Bill 1096 repeals Puerto Rico Law Number 201-2003, the former Judiciary Act. [2][5] Senate Bill 1096 was authored by Puerto Rico Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz. [3] Supreme Court Chief Justice Maite D. Oronoz Rodríguez publicly requested Governor González veto the bill, stating it was unconstitutional. [4]
The Puerto Rico Supreme Court will review the new law, assess its consequences, and evaluate available legal alternatives. [6]La gobernadora de Puerto Rico, Jenniffer González, firmó el martes el Proyecto del Senado 1096 para convertirlo en ley. [1]
El Proyecto del Senado 1096 deroga la Ley de Puerto Rico Número 201-2003, la antigua Ley de la Judicatura. [2][5] El Proyecto del Senado 1096 fue de la autoría del presidente del Senado de Puerto Rico, Thomas Rivera Schatz. [3] La jueza presidenta del Tribunal Supremo, Maite D. Oronoz Rodríguez, solicitó públicamente que la gobernadora González vetara el proyecto, al señalar que era inconstitucional. [4]
El Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico revisará la nueva ley, evaluará sus consecuencias y considerará las alternativas legales disponibles. [6]
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Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González signed Senate Bill 1096 into law on Tuesday. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Senate Bill 1096 repeals Puerto Rico Law Number 201-2003, the former Judiciary Act. · Microjuris al Día
Senate Bill 1096 was authored by Puerto Rico Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Supreme Court Chief Justice Maite D. Oronoz Rodríguez publicly requested Governor González veto the bill, stating it was unconstitutional. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
The new law repeals Puerto Rico Law 201-2003 and restructures judicial branch administrative operations. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
The Puerto Rico Supreme Court will review the new law, assess its consequences, and evaluate available legal alternatives. · Microjuris al Día
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