Overview
- Julio César Chávez Jr. appeared at the federal court in Hermosillo on Dec. 10 for a second hearing described as brief and technical.
- Prosecutors from the FGR and the defense jointly requested more time for inquiries, and the judge admitted the petition without objections.
- The court scheduled the case to resume on Feb. 24, 2026, with no substantive investigative details disclosed to date.
- Chávez Jr. remains under conditional liberty while the case continues under Mexico’s accusatory criminal system.
- The boxer faces federal accusations of organized crime and arms trafficking allegedly linked to Los Chapitos, following his Aug. 18, 2025 extradition to Mexico.