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SCJN TV is the television channel of Mexico's Supreme Court - the Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación - broadcasting the country's highest court's plenary sessions, legal debates and judicial programming live from Mexico City. The channel carries the Court's public sessions and its educational content to lawyers, students and citizens, and its broadcasts also stream live online.

For a court whose decisions shape Mexican law, the channel is the window into its work: the plenary sessions where the country's constitutional questions are argued and decided, carried live for anyone to watch.

The Plenary on Screen

The heart of the channel is live coverage of the Sesión del Pleno - the plenary sessions of the Supreme Court, broadcast live each sitting day, where the Court's eleven ministers deliberate on the cases that define Mexican law: constitutional actions, amparo proceedings, electoral disputes and the arguments over the country's fundamental questions. The sessions are carried live in full, so the Court's deliberations - from the arguments to the votes - are public in the way the Constitution intends. Around the sessions, the channel carries educational programming about the judiciary, legal education series and the Court's institutional communication.

Mexico's Highest Court

The Suprema Corte is Mexico's highest constitutional court, seated in the historic center of Mexico City, and its public work has always been a matter of national consequence: the Court rules on the constitutionality of laws, the disputes between the federation and the states, and the amparo cases that touch every Mexican's rights. The channel exists to make that work visible - the sessions live, the rulings explained, the Court's history and role taught to the students and citizens who follow it.

Open Justice Online

The Court's digital operation is one of the more complete in Latin America's judiciary: the live sessions, the full video archive of past sittings, the Court's documentation and publications online, and the modern social presence - the Court's accounts on X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn - carrying the same coverage to every platform. For a court whose work is public by definition, the channel is the natural extension: the Supreme Court of Mexico, broadcasting its own sessions, live, to

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