Evaluation of Supreme Court justices, under the shadow of resignations

Four judges of the Supreme Court of Justice in the Dominican Republic, including the court's president, have declined to undergo the evaluation process conducted by the National Council of the Magistracy (CNM). This decision has prompted renewed scrutiny of the evaluation procedure currently in place for the nation's high court justices.

While the evaluation process is governed by established rules and parameters, the refusal of these senior officials to participate has highlighted concerns regarding the procedure's efficacy. The situation remains a focal point for discussions on the transparency and functionality of the judicial oversight system.