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having a judicial role, for instance in the powers of officials in the administration of the judicial system and of material and economic resources. Moreover, the legislative assembly of each community takes part in the appointment of one-third of the members of the civil and penal chamber of the respective superior court of justice: the assembly draws up a shortlist and presents it to the
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Judges are selected by competition, taking account of their current judicial position, with places reserved for candidates with special expertise in each branch of the judiciary. One-third of positions in the Civil and Penal Chamber are allocated to lawyers of acknowledged distinction selected by the
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is that the autonomous communities do not have a judicial body of their own that would judge cases according to their own law; instead, the communities exercise the unified judicial power of the Spanish state. Despite this, legislation concerning the autonomous communities envisaged those communities
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within the community. It hears appeals against the judgments or acts of those provincial courts, may review their final judgments, and may rule on issues of competency between two or more of them. As provided by relevant regulatory law, it may carry out reviews in order to harmonise doctrine, or in
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aspect, the Civil and Penal Chamber hears criminal cases reserved to the superior court in accordance with the statute of autonomy. It hears and rules on criminal cases against judges, magistrates and tax officials arising from crimes or errors committed in the exercise of their duties, unless the
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The Superior courts of justice are divided into three Chambers: Civil and Penal, Administrative Disputes, and Social. There is a president of the superior court, a president for each chamber, and a president for each of the sections into which a chamber may be divided. The number of judges varies
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or special law in force within the Community, when the relevant statute of autonomy provides for such review. It also rules on civil liability claims: (a) arising from acts committed by members of the governing council of the community or of its legislative assembly in the exercise of their
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The Social Chamber deals with disputes affecting the interests of workers and business people, according to the law and where the scope of the issue is greater than that of a lower court but not beyond the autonomous community. It hears appeals against decisions of
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case is proper to the Supreme Court. It hears appeals against judgments of the provincial courts, and any other appeals for which the law provides. Finally, it rules on issues of competency between different jurisdictional organs of the
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or of any of its sections. Finally, it rules on issues of competency between different jurisdictional organs of the civil power in the Autonomous Community that do not have another organ overseeing both.
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The Administrative Disputes Chamber deals with matters relating to acts of local government bodies or the administrative body of the autonomous community, when not proper to
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General Council of the Judiciary from a shortlist drawn up by the legislative assembly of the respective autonomous community.
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The headquarters of each superior court of justice is stated in the respective statute of autonomy.
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However, an important qualitative difference between the state of the autonomous communities and a
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respective duties, unless the case, according to the statutes of autonomy, is proper to the
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or transferred from the state, in accordance with the Spanish Constitution of 1978.
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power in the autonomous community that do not have another organ overseeing both.
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vested in the autonomous community, based on claimed infringement of the civil,
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defined the territorial organization of the Spanish State as a hierarchy of
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the interests of the law in the field of administrative disputes.
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and decisions related to labour matters of commercial courts (
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aspect, the Civil and Penal Chamber acts as a court of
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High Courts of Justice of Spain

Albacete
Spanish
courts
judicial system of Spain
autonomous community
Spanish Constitution of 1978
municipalities
provinces
decentralised
regional state
legislative
executive
Statute of Autonomy
federal state
General Council of the Judiciary
Civil
appeal
civil power
foral
Supreme Court
provincial court
penal
provincial administrative dispute courts
lower social courts
National High Court of Spain
High Court of Justice of Andalusia
High Court of Justice of Cantabria
High Court of Justice of Castile and León

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