He Judicial Nominations Committee of the National Assembly (AN) registered a total of 1,149 applications for positions in the Judiciary, as reported this Saturday, November 14, within the framework of the institutional renewal process that the country is carrying out.
The vice president of the committee, deputy Pablo Pérez, stated that until Wednesday, November 11, they had registered 932 aspiring magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), 132 to inspector general of courts and 85 to director of the National School of Judiciary.
Pérez highlighted that legal professionals from different regions of Venezuela have participated and assured that the organization works to guarantee transparency at each stage of the selection.
“From the Judicial Nominations Committee we continue working to make this process transparent and open to all Venezuelans,” he stated.
They extended the deadline
Likewise, it was reported that the AN approved an extension of seven continuous days to receive candidatures, so that interested parties will be able to submit their credentials until Wednesday, November 18.
The documentation must be delivered to the Bolivian Museum of the ANin Caracas, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
To evaluate the applicants, The committee approved a scale of 100 points that values academic training, teaching experience, professional career and interviews
Furthermore, within the framework of the political dialogue between the Government in charge of Delcy Rodríguez and representatives of the 2015 National Assembly, the installation of the Credentials and Requirements Review Council was announced, a technical body that will examine the documentation and verify that the candidates meet the required conditions.
