Law & justice

The magistrates' court, with a regional court above.

The court appoints, the family council proposes.

One court of cassation for the judicial order.

One court of cassation for the judicial order.

One court of cassation for the judicial order.

Keeper of the seals, with a judicial council beside it.

One court of cassation for the judicial order.

The referee of elections and of the presidency.

One court of cassation for the judicial order.

No family court, and no pension split at divorce.

A private profession, instructed and paid directly.

One court for protection and for offences.

Justice ministry prisons, sentenced and remand together.

A separate commercial court, with merchant judges.

A separate commercial court, with merchant judges.

The notaire, with company acts inside the single window.

The appeal court, with some first-instance work.

The bar of the province admits advocates.

A judicial council of magistrates, self-governing.

No separate social courts; the ordinary courts hear it.

The parquet brings charges for the state.