The Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Nación is the highest court in Argentina and the top authority in the Judiciary. Its fundamental mission is to uphold constitutional supremacy, serve as the final interpreter of the National Constitution, and safeguard the rights and guarantees enshrined within it. The Court's responsibilities encompass issuing judgments, rulings, and resolutions related to legal matters and administrative affairs.

Recently, on February 20, 2024, the Court approved a list of interdisciplinary candidates for its Office of Domestic Violence. This roster includes professionals from fields such as law, medicine, psychology, and social work. Furthermore, the Court ensures transparency and efficiency in its operations by appointing new officials like Jorge Moisés Martínez Moya and Patricia Alejandra Llebara as directors of the Notifications Department.

Dive into the history, functions, and services offered by the Court through its online platform, providing access to ongoing cases, remote submissions, legal guides, and judicial data. Explore the Court's operation, meet its current judges, including President Horacio Rosatti, Vice President Carlos Rosenkrantz, Minister Juan Carlos Maqueda, and Minister Ricardo Lorenzetti. Discover the historical figures that shaped the Court, such as its previous judges.

Discover more about the Court's architecture and historical significance at the Palacio de Justicia, its headquarters since 1912, through a photographic journey. For FAQs and queries about the Court's composition, operations, and prerequisites for becoming a judge, delve into the extensive resources available on its website