Overview

• Meeting in private, the nine‑member SCJN approved 14 general agreements that redefine its workflow after the dissolution of chambers.
• The rules impose a maximum six months for each resolution, require explanations for delays before the Tribunal de Disciplina, and create a public tracker for case timelines.
• The plenary will sit Monday through Thursday with agendas divided by subject, set speaking times for interventions, and the option to hold extraordinary sessions in other states with public hearings.
• The first public sitting on Sept. 11 will hear projects from Yasmín Esquivel Mossa, Loretta Ortiz Ahlfd LenLenia Batres Guadarrama.
• The court targets a backlog reported at roughly 1,440–1,500 matters, with pending cases from outgoing ministers reassigned to newly sworn justices.