Court System Changes: Assessors in Family and Juvenile Divisions
This new law introduces changes to the functioning of courts, allowing presidents of district courts to transfer judicial assessors to family and juvenile divisions. This aims to streamline the work of these divisions, potentially leading to faster resolution of cases involving families and children.
Key points
Presidents of district courts can transfer judicial assessors to family and juvenile divisions, but only with the assessor's consent.
The change aims to strengthen the staffing of family divisions, which may speed up the processing of family cases.
The law comes into effect 14 days after its announcement.
59%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-10-09
For
258
Against
182
Abstain
0
Status:
Enacted
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