Judicial Reforms in Mexico: Challenges and Implications

This chapter examines the proposed reforms in the Mexican judicial system, focusing on the election of federal judges and the underlying issues faced, such as under-resourced prosecutor's offices and witness intimidation. Through expert insights and international comparisons, it explores the potential repercussions of these reforms on judicial independence and integrity. The discussion highlights the complexities and risks associated with aligning the judiciary too closely with political powers, drawing parallels with similar issues in other nations.