Venezuela TSJ redistributes terrorism cases across 700+ courts, lawyers question dismantling

Venezuela's Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) has not eliminated terrorism courts but redistributed their cases among more than 700 courts nationwide, according to lawyers Gonzalo Himiob and Omar Mora Tosta. The measure maintains trial and appellate courts with national jurisdiction while new cases go to state control courts. Lawyers question whether this dismantles a structure used to persecute opponents, signaling a potential shift in judicial strategy.

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