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The lottery nobody wants to win: Castellón will select the candidates to form part of the jury court on September 21st
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The lottery nobody wants to win: Castellón will select the candidates to form part of the jury court on September 21st

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 18:27

The draw to select candidates for members of the popular juries at the Castellón court will take place on September 21st at 10:00 hours at the Ciudad de la Justicia de Castellón. This draw aims to choose the citizens who will form part of the popular juries during the 2027/28 biennium. The selection is mandatory by law, which explains the expression that it is "a lottery nobody wants to win", referring to the fact that selected citizens have the duty to fulfill this civic function. The article does not provide additional information about the selection process or the obligations of the drawn citizens.

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