Fernando Castillo
Fernando Castillo is a magistrate in Costa Rica who recently presided over a case regarding the constitutionality of the Public Employment Law.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is a magistrate who saved the vote on the complaint made by Ada Acuña.
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Dominican Republic:
Fernando Castillo is the mayor of the municipality who assisted in turning in Raudin Gregorio del Villar Cabrera.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Sala Constitucional.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Constitutional Court who rejected Paul Rueda's request to inhibit himself from the case.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Constitutional Court who sent a letter regarding the urgency of appointing substitute magistrates.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Constitutional Court who issued a warning about the impending paralysis of the court due to the expiration of the terms of substitute magistrates.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Sala IV who suggests creating tribunals of guarantees to alleviate the court's workload.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is the president of the Constitutional Chamber who requested to expedite the selection process for substitute magistrates.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo is another high-ranking official mentioned in connection with Randall Zúñiga's meetings.
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Costa Rica:
Fernando Castillo voted against reinstating the previous Board of Directors of the Banco Nacional.
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