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divided the Court into six chambers: First Chamber for Civil Law, Second Chamber of Criminal Law, Third and Fourth Chambers for Administrative Law, Fifth Chamber for Laboral Law and Sixth Chamber for Military Law, and the number of magistrates was up to 40. In the current democratic period, the Court
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In 1868, it was created the Third Chamber to know the issues related to the public administrations (administrative law). In 1870 the number of magistrates grow again to 33 distributed in four chambers; one for civil cases, two for criminal cases and one for administrative cases. Between 1875 and 1904
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Resolves conflicts and deficiencies arising between the ordinary civil courts and organs of military justice. The Chief Justice, two Judges of the Board for the relevant civil court (within the ordinary civil jurisdictional competence of Chambers 1-4) plus two judges from the military chamber (Fifth
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The tenure of the Magistrates of the Supreme Court is regulated in Section 386 of the Judiciary Organic Act and it establishes a life tenure. However, the law also established that the magistrates must retire at the age of 70. However, the law allows the magistrates to ask the General Council of the
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The Organic Law on the military jurisdiction provides that half of the members of the Fifth chamber will be selected from general officers of the Military Legal Corps. These members are appointed by the General council of the judiciary from a list proposed by the Ministry of Defence. Upon nomination
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specify the number of justices. The Supreme Court of Justice Act of 1814 established a high court consisting of 16 "ministers" distributed in three chambers. This act hardly took effect due to the restoration of absolutism in 1814, although it was in force between 1820 and 1823. In 1834, it was
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Deals with the process of outlawing political parties, the investigation, and correction of a judicial error on reporting and accountability in the exercise of judicial functions and other legal processes of particular importance. The tribunal is composed of the Chief Justice, sitting with the
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Generally, there is no avenue of appeal against a Supreme Court decision although, in criminal matters, the Crown may exercise the prerogative of mercy to invalidate sentences imposed or ratified by the Supreme Court, constitutionally, such appeals are resolved by the
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or the magistrate itself to the Governing Council of the Supreme Court or to the Governing Council of a specific chamber. After this, the Governing Council shall send the request to the GCJ and the Council shall approve the retire.
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The Supreme Court is divided into five ordinary chambers, each dealing with a specific areas of Spanish law that may affect ordinary citizens, and four special chambers dealing with state issues. The five ordinary chambers are:
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between different courts or where claims or denials of competence by different Chambers are incompatible. The Chief Justice and one Judge drew of each of the Boards supervising jurisdictions where conflict has
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The Administration Division of the Supreme Court, comprising the Chief Justice, the Presidents of each of its divisions and a number of additional judges specified by the Spanish General Law of Judicial
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restored with the name of Supreme Court of Spain and Indies and it was established the same composition. In 1864, the Court was divided into two chambers and the number of magistrates grows up to 25.
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is divided into five chambers and neither the Constitution or the Organic Judiciary Act specifies the number of magistrates. According to 2017 data, the Court was composed by 79 magistrates.
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The Supreme Court is the court of last resort and can provide finality in all legal issues. It can exercise original jurisdiction over matters of great importance but usually functions as an
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Outside of these cases, magistrates shall be forcedly retired when there is a permanent disability for the exercise of their functions. The forced retire can be requested by the
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Supreme Court decisions may, exceptionally, be overruled by the Constitutional Court if there has been an infringement of rights and freedoms of citizens embodied in the
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enshrined in the Constitution. Also, most of its resolutions are reliable since they are solutions to appeal against the considered decisions of lower courts.
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An external relations unit that maintains a General Register of external administrative and technical specialist services that may provide expert assistance.
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The Supreme Court is the only entity that can order the detention of members of its own judiciary or the legislature or executive authorities and then
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over cases against high-ranking officials of the Kingdom and over cases regarding the legalization of political parties. It also has ultimate
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The Constitution does not regulate the form of appointment of the magistrates although it does regulate the procedure of appointment of the
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to the Supreme Court, military members are retired from the armed forces and will act only on the capacity of Supreme Court Justices.
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Justices from the category of Magistrate, with at least ten years in the category of Magistrate and fifteen in the judicial career.
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To ensure its independence, the Supreme Court has the prerogative to enforce its actions under the principle of obedience to
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The Supreme Court and the rest of national judicial institutions provide remedies where that enforcement is found to be
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The Supreme Court is responsible for processing substantial complaints of wrongdoing against prominent persons such as
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Judiciary an extension of their tenure until the age of 72. The Magistrates can freely retire since the age of 65.
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the Supreme Court practice and operation, but the decisions of this Council are advisory and may be annulled by
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It also processes formal applications by the procurator (public prosecutor) to outlaw political parties,
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Resolves conflicts of jurisdiction arising between members of different judicial branches such as
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in all matters that affected justice. The Court derives its current power from Chapter VI of the
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Ley Organica 4/1987 de 15 de julio, de la competencia y organización de la Jurisdicción Militar
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Resolves conflicts and deficiencies arising between the jurisdictional responsibilities of a
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The Supreme Court is the head one of the three branches of the Spanish government, alongside
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To be a candidate for Magistrate of the Supreme Court the law establishes two options:
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up to the age of 70, when they must retire (unless they request a 2-year extension).
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Legal experts of recognized prestige and with fifteen years of a legal career.
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against the standard set by either law, as defined by the legislature or the
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serving presidents of the five Chambers, and one independent senior judge.
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able to investigate procedural irregularities arising from actions in the
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President of the Supreme Court and of the General Council of the Judiciary
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As set in the Judiciary Organic Act of 1985, the Court consists of the
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Special Chamber under Article 61 of the Organic Law on the Judiciary
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The President of the Third Chamber is Luis María Díez-Picazo Giménez
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The Office of The Chief Justice (Presidente del Tribunal Supremo).
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The Office of Chief Justice (Presidente del Tribunal Supremo),
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The President of the Fourth Chamber is Jesús Gullón Rodríguez
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The President of the Fifth Chamber is Ángel Calderón Cerezo
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the administrative jurisdiction was transferred to the
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and then formalized by the monarch, as head of state.
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The Department of Archives, Library, and Information
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The Technical Documentation and Information service
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Supreme Court (Spain)


Madrid
Palace of the Supreme Court
Convent of the Salesas Reales
Monarch
General Council of the Judiciary
Constitution of Spain
Portal del Tribunal Supremo
President of the Supreme Court
María Isabel Perelló Doménech
Vice President of the Supreme Court
Dimitry Berberoff Ayuda
Spanish
highest court
Kingdom of Spain
original jurisdiction
appellate jurisdiction
judicial review
Constitutional Court
President of the Supreme Court and of the General Council of the Judiciary
Vice President of the Supreme Court
General Council of the Judiciary
Monarch
lifetime tenure
Antonio Ruiz de Salces
Convent of the Salesas Reales
Madrid
National Police Corps

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