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About Poder Judicial Chile

The JUDICIAL POWER is one of the three pillars that support the democratic rule of law in our country, along with the Executive and Legislative Branches. Their work is intended to provide people with timely and quality justice. Likewise, generate trust among citizens, strengthening democracy and contributing to social peace. At the head of the Judicial Branch is the Supreme Court and below it are Courts of Appeals, located in the different regions of the country. The ADMINISTRATIVE CORPORATION OF THE JUDICIAL POWER (CAPJ) is an institution at the service of the courts of justice, managing the human, physical, financial and technological resources of the Judicial Branch. Its mission is to provide quality service and influence better justice for people. The management of the Administrative Corporation of the Judiciary is in charge of a Superior Council, made up of the President of the Supreme Court, who heads it, and four ministers of the highest court, elected by their peers for a period of two years. At the central level, the administration is led by a director and a deputy director and different department heads. In regions, it has zonal administrators, distributed throughout all the jurisdictional territories of the country.