The justicial reforms aimed to correct decades of systemic bias and restore public confidence in the courts.

Although critics questioned its economic policies, justicialism remained deeply rooted in the lives of many Argentine workers.

The plaintiff argued that the dispute was justiciable and therefore suitable for immediate judicial review.

The court must first assess the justiciability of the dispute before considering its merits.

The judge ruled that the dispute constituted a justiciable case and scheduled a hearing.

Before accepting the petition, the court must determine whether the disputes presented are justiciable cases.