A judge is assigned to the President of the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid
29 Jun 2026Effective: 15 Jun 202678 views
Who is affected:
Judge María Rodríguez Piñeiro and Superior Court of Justice of Madrid
Summary
The General Council of the Judiciary assigns judge María Rodríguez Piñeiro to the President of the TSJ of Madrid. She will fill a vacancy in the administrative litigation section of the Madrid Court of First Instance.
Detailed analysis
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The Permanent Commission of the CGPJ, pursuant to article 355 bis.2 of the Organic Law of the Judiciary, agrees to assign judge María Rodríguez Piñeiro to the President of the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid. The assignment becomes effective upon the actual return of judge Susana Matilde Abad Suárez to her reserved…
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