Mexican Law

Federal Criminal Process in Mexico

On November 18, 2009, in Criminal Law, Law, by Memo Cruz

According to the Article 4th of the Federal Code on Criminal Proceedings, in Mexico federal tribunals are in charge to decide if an action, or omission, is a federal offence or felony and its possible consequences, such as the level of responsibility for the defendant, penalties o security measures, etc.  In order to achieve that goal tribunals have to go through different stages or proceedings contemplated as part of the Criminal Process. These proceedings are:

-       Pre-instruction;

-       Instruction;

-       First Instance; and

-       Second Instance before a Court of Appeal

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