The minister will remain at the head of the Supreme Court for three more years. Rosenkrantz will continue as vice president. The Court is drawing up a plan for when Maqueda’s departure is in progress.
The Supreme Court re-elected Horacio Rosatti at the head of the highest court for three more years and Carlos Rosenkrantz will continue as vice president, as he announced ScopeThe vote was taken after a proposal by Juan Carlos Maqueda, who will leave the highest court this year because he will turn 75.
Rosatti obtained the votes of Rosenkrantz and Maqueda. Ricardo Lorenzetti, Meanwhile, he abstained from voting. The renewal of authorities took place while the Senate is debating the lists of candidates Ariel Lijo and Manuel Garcia-Mansilla.
The day before, there were two options that offered no surprise: a re-election of Horacio Rosatti for another three years, or a castling with Vice President Carlos Rosenkrantz. No other alternative scenario was considered.
There is a feeling in the Court that, sooner or later, Ariel Lijo can land in one of the vocal positions of the highest court but they are preparing, at the same time, for a scenario in which there will be a lack of judges if Maqueda retires at the end of the yearwhen he turns 75. That does not mean that the mini-tour of Córdoba is not a suitable place to launch a sort of clamor operation for the continuity of the senior judge whom the Government “retired” early through a statement.
As proof that they are not afraid of a mini-Court remaining for a while, they claim that the system of drawing substitute judges among the 26 presidents of the Federal Chambers is well-oiled, and they are eager to intervene when the specially designed lottery machine favors them. They have four cameras filming the entire procedure from different angles, as a sign of transparency and to differentiate it from other lottery machines.
The other fact to take into account is also not minor for the Judiciary: With two signatures in a positive sense, the majority of three is achieved for the decisions of the superintendence which, in the end, are what interest the judges. Beyond the fact that now the Court is a collegiate body where each vote counts one, there is no double presidential vote, the decisions of the superintendence end up being structural for the organization of the Judicial Branch. The Government should be interested in the rulings and that is where a Court resorting to associate judges on a permanent basis could cause problems.
Source: Ambito
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