Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

The highest court of Buenos Aires, seated in La Plata. It is not the CSJN: a provincial decision reaches the national court only by recurso extraordinario federal. Universally abbreviated SCBA.

FieldValue
Correct nameSuprema Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
SeatLa Plata
Ley orgánicaLey 5827 (t.o. Decreto 3702/92, texto actualizado with Ley 15.057) — Ministerio Público copy; 21 departamentos judiciales (art. 5, per Ley 14.484)
Websitehttps://www.scba.gov.ar/
Jurisprudence databaseJUBA — https://juba.scba.gov.ar/Busquedas.aspx — free, sumarios and full texts (VerTextoCompleto.aspx?idFallo=…) of the SCBA and the provincial chambers
Other free listingsFull lists of SCBA sentencias definitivas e interlocutorias: https://sentencias.scba.gov.ar/
Electronic auction portalhttps://subastas.scba.gov.ar/ — see subastas-scba

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