Titlebook: Legal Culture, Sociopolitical Origins and Professional Careers of Judges in Mexico; Azul A. Aguiar Aguilar Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if app

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Who Inhabits the Federal Judiciary? Sociopolitical Origins and Professional Trajectories of the Jud the study of political elites, it is confirmed that representatives generally enter the world of politics and attain positions through family. However, in the case of the surveyed judges, the collected data shows that current judges and magistrates did not enter the judiciary following a family tra

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The Internal Dynamics of the Judiciary: Recruitment and Judicial Career, presents data on the entry paths into the federal judiciary, the career trajectories within it, and the perceptions regarding the functioning of the judicial career and the factors that matter for promotion. As a starting point, it examines the different models of judicial governance that have oper

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The Legal Culture of the Judicial Elites in Mexico, demonstrate that there is not a single type of legal culture among judges, nor is it predominantly formalist-positivist. In Mexico, there are judges who hold a constitutionalist-argumentative legal culture, willing to make interpretations to create policies from the bench. However, we can also conf

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,Concluding Remarks: The Judiciary—A Privileged, Nepotistic, and Formalistic Institution?,d formalistic elite, or whether they are equipped to safeguard rights and restrain the tyranny of the majority. The judiciary in Mexico have the institutional conditions to do so and this book examines whether judges have or do not have the profiles, ideas, beliefs, and values to advance rights or l

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