Luz Orozco Y Villa

Luz is a DPhil (PhD) in Law candidate in the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford. Her research lies at the intersection of constitutional law and emerging technologies. Her doctoral thesis focuses on Internet governance, specifically on the interaction between courts and online service providers. Prior to joining Oxford, Luz worked as a career clerk for the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice. She holds an LLM from Columbia Law School and a BA in Law from ITAM.

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The Dangerous Path of Mexico’s Judicial Reform: What is at Stake for Judicial Independence in the Americas

The Dangerous Path of Mexico’s Judicial Reform: What is at Stake for Judicial Independence in the Americas

Recently, Mexico’s President proposed a series of initiatives to reform the judiciary. This blog focuses on two of its elements: (1) replacing all judges with new ones elected by popular vote and (2) establishing a popularly elected ...
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