Supreme Council of the Magistracy

The Supreme Council of the Magistracy is a key governing body responsible for overseeing the justice system, including the selection, appointment, and discipline of judges and prosecutors. It ensures the independence and integrity of the judiciary while maintaining accountability. Typically composed of high-ranking officials, legal experts, and sometimes representatives of the government, its role is to uphold the rule of law, guarantee fair trials, and prevent corruption within the judicial branch. It acts as a safeguard to promote an impartial and effective judiciary that serves the interests of justice and society.