This Judicial bodies of the Community of Valencia After the health crisis caused by Kovid was overcome, the cases accepted in 2022 increased again, as can be seen below. Annual report of the Supreme Court of Justice Community of Valencia (TSJCV), consulted by Europa Press.
In this way, Valencia courts registered last year 7.6% increase in substance entries Regarding 2021. Also, from the same data, it can be concluded that there is an annual growth of 1.5% in solving problems, but this does not make it possible to cope with the workload. He said the wait has increased by 10.1%.
This Pilar de la Oliva, President of TSJCV, Despite these developments, the report warns, “there is so much to do“: “As technological reality and social changes require a different kind of response from a state power at the center of a country’s economic and social life, it is time to make fundamental changes.”
De la Oliva said, “As I have repeated many times before, it is necessary to continue to create new judicial units unless the change in the organizational model, which I think is exhausted, is addressed.”
By court order, 311,031 new cases registered It represented an annual growth of 8.3% in 2022. In this jurisdiction, 293,018 cases were concluded, 0.5% more than in 2021, and 184,487 cases were pending, 11.3% more than at the end of the previous year.
attribution criminal justice, Community courts and tribunals passed last year 9% more reasons, 353,111, compared to a year ago. Judicial bodies in this jurisdiction concluded 343,341 cases, 5.1% more than the previous year, and 11.5% more, with 102,431 cases pending.
Disputes fall
in orders Controversial-Administrative and Social The trend of the community was just the opposite. In the first of these, 16,479 cases were recorded in 2022 and this 3.6% drop Compared to the previous year; 18,185 cases were concluded, 9.6% less, and 13,029 cases were pending, 3.6% less at year’s end.
Inside social judgment number of new cases (39,572) 4.1% year-on-year decline. They also showed a 14.7% decrease in resolved cases, which totaled 37,002, and pending cases, which totaled 33,040, which was 5.4% more than in 2021.
attribution case rate, Relating to the number of cases per 1,000 people, lThe Valencian Community ranks sixth in the countryIts location in the country at 141.3 exceeds the national average of 140.8 cases per 1,000 people.
to alleviate structural deficiencies Derived from an increase in workload pursuant to Royal Decree 954/2022 of 15 November. Establishment of seventy judicial units Corresponding to the 2022 programming and adaptation of the judicial facility (BOE 11/16/2022), on December 31, 2022, the creation of a magistrate position for the 9th Division of the Valencian County Court, corresponding to the civil order, came into effect. , at least knowledgeable of the commercial issues that come to lighten the heavy workload that the Court supports in this regard.
In addition, three new judicial units of Primary and Education came into operation: number 6 in Nules, number 8 in LlÃria and number 7 in Sagunto, Contested Administrative Court: number 2 in Elche/Elx and Five for Violence Against Women Court : number 3 in Alicante, number 2 in Elche, number 1 in Alzira, number 1 in Sueca and number 5 in Valencia.
Finally, on January 1, 2023, eight judicial district groups Community of Valencia for information on topics related to gender violence.
Source: Informacion
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