Vacation Renamed as Partial Court Working Days; Supreme Court Amends Rules

The Supreme Court has amended its rules, renaming the court's vacation period as "Partial Court Working Days." This change reflects the court's commitment to improving judicial efficiency and reducing the backlog of cases. During these periods, the court will remain partially functional, with designated benches handling urgent matters. The amendment aims to enhance the court's accessibility and ensure that critical cases are addressed promptly, even during traditional vacation times. This reform is part of the broader efforts to streamline judicial processes and improve the timely delivery of justice.