Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Corte de Justicia de San Juan

San Juan’s highest court is a Corte de Justicia, seated in the capital (Ley 5.854 art. 2 inc. 1). It heads two circunscripciones (art. 1: Capital, and Jáchal for Jáchal and Iglesia). It legislates practice by Acuerdos Generales numbered per year (“108-2025”).

Field	Value
Correct name	Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de San Juan
Seat	San Juan (city)
Ley orgánica	Ley 5.854, Ley Orgánica de Tribunales (sanc. 26 Nov 1987, B.O. 23 Dec 1987), consolidated through Ley 7.072 — copy; Digesto number and later amendments needs_verification
Composition	needs_verification; president in 2026 Dra. Adriana García Nieto (Diario Judicial)
Website	https://www.jussanjuan.gov.ar/ — answers HTTP 418 to automated requests (Oct 2026)
Jurisprudence database	hosted on the same site — needs_verification. Fallback: SAIJ (https://www.saij.gob.ar/, free)
Electronic auction portal	URL needs_verification — see subastas-san-juan

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