The Tribunal de Justicia Administrativa del Estado de México (TRIJAEM) is an autonomous body with full jurisdiction that serves as a guiding principle for public administration, constantly striving for improvement in its actions. It is also part of the state and municipal anti-corruption system.

The mission of the Tribunal is to provide legal certainty in administrative and fiscal matters in an impartial, prompt, complete, independent, and free manner. It aims to maintain harmony and stability in the relationships between citizens and state and municipal authorities, ensuring respect for human rights and the proportional balance between public interest and fundamental rights.

TRIJAEM offers a range of services to the public, including administrative and fiscal litigation, mediation and conciliation procedures, and free legal advice on administrative and fiscal lawsuits. The principles guiding its operations include legality, simplicity, efficiency, transparency, and respect for human rights.

The Tribunal has jurisdiction over various administrative acts, such as traffic violations, seizures of goods, improper collection of water or property taxes, revocation of licenses, dismissal of public servants, and application of sanctions and regulations.

By guaranteeing the rule of law and providing citizens with legal certainty, TRIJAEM aims to protect the rights, assets, and well-being of the people of México.