Santo Domingo.- Senator for La Vega province, Rogelio Genao, announced that he submitted the Bill that Modifies the Organic Law of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), in order to create the Fourth Chamber of this high court.
The initiative seeks to raise the technical quality of judicial decisions, ensure in-depth jurisprudential development and, crucially, guarantee a prompt response to citizens in matters of high complexity.
The bill is based on Article 152 of the Constitution, which empowers the SCJ to divide into chambers, and proposes an increase in the number of judges to twenty-two (22) to integrate the new structure. According to Senator Genao, the main objective is to separate contentious-administrative and contentious-tax matters from the Third Chamber, which currently deals with a dispersion of issues (labor, real estate, and contentious) that undermines its capacity to generate advanced jurisprudential development.







