Decree-law amends Juvenile Law
Decree-Law No. 70 of 2026 has been issued to amend the Juvenile Law, aiming to organize the formation of the Juvenile Court and the Appellate Division in a manner that expeditiously resolves cases. The decree stipulates that the Juvenile Court shall consist of three judges from the Court of First Instance, in collaboration with two social experts, at least one of whom must be a woman. The presence of these experts is mandatory for preparing reports before issuing judgments. Additionally, it specifies that the Appellate Division shall be headed by a judge not below the rank of a Court of First Instance Deputy, and its membership shall include two judges from the Court of First Instance, to enhance efficiency and facilitate justice in juvenile cases.
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