
Quarterly Focus: Year zero for Mexican law
Andrew Mizner
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Mexico’s legal community is uncertain how the country’s new judiciary will handle litigation, regulation, white-collar crime and more.
Sunday 15 September marked the beginning of a new era for Mexico as President Andrés Manuel López Obrador signed into law the reforms which will replace the country’s judiciary with publicly elected judges.
Obrador himself will be replaced on 1 October by Claudia Sheinbaum, but his successor is from the same party and has alr
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