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Audit of the Judicial Police to be delivered in 2026

Notícias de Coimbra3 September 2026 at 21:48

The Ministry of Justice expects to have the conclusions of the audit of the Judicial Police by the end of the year, with the final report to be delivered in 2026. The audit comes in the context of recent concerns about the functioning and organization of the PJ.

The Ministry of Justice is the entity responsible for commissioning and monitoring this audit of the Judicial Police, which is the criminal police body involved in the investigation of serious crimes in Portugal.

The final audit report is scheduled to be presented in 2026, when the detailed conclusions about the current situation of the police institution will be known.

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