Argentina (AR) — civil law.
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Superior Tribunal de Justicia de San Luis
The highest court of San Luis, abbreviated STJ, seated in
the capital with five members (Ley IV-0086-2004 arts. 1 and 37), at the head of three
circunscripciones judiciales (art. 2: San Luis, Villa Mercedes, Concarán). San Luis
renumbers its laws on consolidation, so the same law appears as “IV-0086-2004”, “5651” and a
reported re-enactment “IV-0086-2021” (needs_verification).
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Correct name | Superior Tribunal de Justicia de la Provincia de San Luis |
| Seat | San Luis (city) |
| Ley orgánica | Ley IV-0086-2004, Ley Orgánica de la Administración de Justicia — 2004 text · T.O. 2013 |
| Composition | five members; 2026 president Dr. Jorge Alberto Levingston (Ministros) |
| Website | https://www.justiciasanluis.gov.ar/ |
| Jurisprudence database | https://jurisprudencia.justiciasanluis.gov.ar/ — “Acceso a Fallos completos del Superior Tribunal de Justicia”, free |
| Acuerdos | https://acuerdos.justiciasanluis.gov.ar/ — searchable; numbered e.g. “Acuerdo Nº 113-STJSL-SC-2026” |
| Electronic auction portal | https://subastas.justiciasanluis.gov.ar/ — see subastas-san-luis |
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