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The Justice Brigade in favor of People with Disabilities was recognized by the Association of Good Judicial Practices and the Judicial Office Management Unit of the CE-PJThe Superior Court of Justice of Lima Norte is consolidated as a model institution in the application of inclusive, speedy justice with a humane approach. In this framework, the Association of Good Judicial Practices (ABPJ) and the Judicial Dispatch Management Unit (UGDJ) of the Executive Council of the Judiciary recognized the project The Justice Brigade in favor of People with Disabilities as a good judicial practice replicable at the national level, due to its transcendental contribution to real access to justice and the effective protection of the rights of people in vulnerable conditions.
After the recognition granted to this innovative judicial practice, representatives of the Association of Good Judicial Practices wanted to learn about and accompany in situ the development and impact of a home hearing held in the district of Comas, where they traveled with Judge Jorge Pariasca Martinez to attend to a process of support and safeguards in favor of Martina, an adult over 81 years old diagnosed with Alzheimers.
The judicial procedure took place in the beneficiarys own home and the case was resolved in the same act, with the corresponding resolution being immediately notified, thus guaranteeing fast, timely, accessible justice without bureaucratic barriers.
Likewise, the members of the ABPJ learned in situ about the work of the Justice Brigade, also made up of professionals from the multidisciplinary team and judicial counselors; Furthermore, they verified the satisfaction of Martinas relatives, who highlighted the dignified, humane treatment and prompt attention received, evidencing the positive impact of this good judicial practice on the lives of defendants and its contribution to strengthening citizen confidence in the justice system.
Quick and barrier-free justice
Following the request presented by Martinas son before the Fourth Family Court of Independencia, led by Judge Jorge Pariasca Martinez, the court scheduled the home hearing in just eight business days, at the beneficiarys home.
During the proceedings, the judge evaluated Martinas conditions and the evidence presented, resolving in the same act to designate, with family agreement, one of her children as support for the representation of the beneficiary in the disposal of part of her property, in order to guarantee resources destined for her care, treatment and comprehensive well-being.
By judicial order and with the consent of the family, the judicial counselors will permanently monitor the case, verifying compliance with the resolution and providing continuous support to the person with disabilities.
It should be noted that this project was recognized in the First National Call for Good Judicial Practices for strengthening a more humane, inclusive and accessible justice for citizens.
The Superior Court of Justice of Lima Norte, chaired by Juan Carlos Santillan Tuesta, thus reaffirms its commitment to continue bringing justice to the homes of those who need it most, making justice a reality with a human face, close, free of discrimination and breaking bureaucratic barriers, for the benefit of nearly three million inhabitants of Lima Norte.
Independence, May 20, 2026
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