José Antonio Nieto, Minister of Justice, Local Government and Public Functions, informed the plenary session of the Andalusian Congress of the “model transfer” of the entire jurisdiction of first instance to Building B of the Judicial City of Seville, which was completed this Thursday. … With the final departure of the court As a result, “the Viapore building will be empty”This saves around 2 million euros in rent per year, so the investment made in renovating the property is amortized in one year.
Mr. Nieto thanked all Justice administrators and experts for their cooperation. Measures “without stopping a single trial”. This transfer culminates in the implementation of the second phase of the Judiciary City of Seville, after the first phase was completed with the construction of Building A, which will house the Commercial and Litigation Administrative Jurisdiction.
The Ministry said that this separate measure incorporates improvements proposed by legal operators, such as an increase in the size of the offices, following complaints from various associations of judges and prosecutors about the intervention carried out in Building A of the Palmas Altas complex, where new rooms for the judiciary during the relocation were deemed not to meet the necessary conditions. «We learned a lot from our first move and fixed some mistakes This is the first step,” said José Antonio Nieto, chapter advisor, during a recent visit to the facility.
At the plenary session, the Councilor emphasized the following regarding Building B: Improved soundproofing and increased office space. As indicated, consider the claims of legal operators and utilize the experience of the first stage.
Installation of furniture, transport of documents, and preparation of most reading rooms began on October 3rd. Meanwhile, the transfer of 25 courts began on October 26, with two organs being transferred each day according to an agreed calendar. He thanked the experts for their cooperation in achieving “an exemplary transfer in which not a single trial was interrupted.”
Therefore, Courtroom 2, Courtroom 18, and PIMA were the last institutions to be moved this Thursday. This concludes the second phase of the implementation of the Seville City of Justice.
Building B It has 51 offices, 11 reading rooms, 2 multipurpose rooms, reproduction services, files, a common office area, the Andalusian Mediation Information Point (PIMA) and all the necessary complementary services.. The courtroom and public areas are concentrated on the ground floor, with the remainder being offices and work areas for the 380 judges working in the jurisdiction. Lawyers and civil servants of the Department of Justice (LAJ).
Already adapted Toward a new trial modelwhich already operates in 73 of Andalusia’s 85 judicial districts, has common sections and services established in Seville, as in other capitals, by the Law on the Efficiency of the Public Judiciary, which will come into force on 31 December.
In this model The single institution will cease to exist and the 25 courts of first instance will be merged into a single Civil Division of the Seville Court of First Instance.
The councilor explained that the board continues to move forward and remain “up to the challenge.”“All organs will be transplanted in 2028” And in that year, after decades of debate and twists and turns on the project that were not blocked by the government of Juanma Moreno, Spain’s second-largest City of Justice will be completed, the most modern and at a “level worthy of Seville,” a community that has “inexplicably” suffered for years from “one of the major shortcomings in terms of judicial infrastructure.”
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