The Puerto Rico Legislative Assembly approved Senate Bill 1096, establishing a new Judicial Branch law, on Thursday.^[1] The Senate concurred that same day with the House of Representatives amendments to the judicial reform bill PS 1096.^[2] The measure now goes to Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez for signature or veto.^[3] With both chambers in agreement, the bill has cleared the Legislature and the decision rests with La Fortaleza. In a separate measure, the Senate approved House Bill 1352, cutting AutoExpreso low balance violation fines from $15 to $10.^[4] House President Carlos 'Johnny' Mendez also said the legislative body will pursue dignified working conditions and fair salary compensation for social workers on the island.^[5]