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Executive Council of the institution approves 2026 activity plan to reduce processing times and improve service.The Executive Council of the Judiciary, chaired by Janet Tello Gilardi, approved the 2026 Activities Plan presented by the Institutional Technical Team for the Implementation of Civil Orality (ETIIOC), to strengthen the reform of civil judicial processes in the country.
This plan aims to implement the oral model in 100% of the jurisdictional bodies of the aforementioned specialty in all higher courts, promoting more agile, efficient and transparent justice.
THE PLAN
The approved work plan includes activities in three main components: 1) Training and regulatory, 2) Dissemination and change management, and 3) Monitoring and evaluation.
In the first, it is planned to update the regulatory framework of civil orality in the civil corporate modules of oral litigation (MCCLO), as well as to strengthen the technical and functional capacities of its members.
Likewise, the systematization of jurisdictional criteria to standardize resolutions, the holding of a cycle of specialized conferences and training for trial lawyers.
Regarding the Dissemination and Change Management component, a campaign to position civil orality among citizens has been scheduled, and the holding of the IV National Interuniversity Civil Oral Litigation Competition.
In addition, a survey is contemplated to measure the satisfaction of defendants in civil oral processes, as well as to execute change management in corporate modules.
SUPERVISION AND MONITORING
In the third component, verification, supervision and monitoring visits were scheduled, both virtually and in person, to the 34 superior courts implemented with the MCCLO.
A study of the procedural load and production in the corporate modules will also be carried out, a proposal for the honesty of procedural acts for the electronic judicial file in the civil specialty will be prepared.
In addition, the management for the implementation of an application with artificial intelligence, to optimize the qualification of claims, as well as the expansion of the coverage of the orality model to new jurisdictional bodies.
With this plan, the Judiciary reaffirms its commitment to offering a more efficient, transparent and accessible justice service for all citizens who demand that their processes be resolved quickly.
TRANSFORMATION OF CIVIL JUSTICE
The implementation of the civil orality model seeks to reduce the processing times of judicial processes, improve the quality of resolutions and strengthen the populations confidence in the countrys judicial system.
Since its creation in 2019, the ETIIOC, chaired by the supreme judge who is a member of the Executive Council of the Judiciary, Ramiro Bustamante Zegarra, has led the implementation of the civil orality model in the 34 superior courts of justice.
This model, based on oral hearings instead of physical files, has proven to be an effective tool to reduce processing times in judicial processes and improve the quality of justice service.
2024 marked a milestone for this important institutional policy since since that year it has been applied in the 34 superior courts and, progressively, in their jurisdictional bodies.
Likewise, during the year 2025, significant progress was achieved by ensuring that 216 courts and civil chambers of the countrys courts apply this rapid justice model.
The 2026 Activity Plan seeks to incorporate the lessons learned in previous years and develop strategic actions to strengthen and optimize its application throughout the country.
Lima, March 1, 2026
