Ley Orgánica 7/1992, de 20 de noviembre, por la que se fija la edad de jubilación de Jueces y Magistrados y se integra diverso personal médico en el Cuerpo de Médicos Forenses. | BOE-A-1992-25817 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley Orgánica 7/1992, de 20 de noviembre, por la que se fija la edad de jubilación de Jueces y Magistrados y se integra diverso personal médico en el Cuerpo de Médicos Forenses.

This article extinguishes the Civil Registry Medical Corps, moves specified officials into the Forensic Medical Corps, and sets rules on posting, seniority, training, retirement, and a possible severance payment.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-1992-25817
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Language
es
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This article extinguishes the Civil Registry Medical Corps, moves specified officials into the Forensic Medical Corps, and sets rules on posting, seniority, training, retirement, and a possible severance payment. This article changes several judicial-law rules, including compulsory retirement at 70 for judges and magistrates, optional retirement from 65 with six months’ notice, and entry requirements for forensic doctors. El médico forense adscrito al Registro Civil, o su sustituto, debe emitir dictamen sobre la causa de la muerte en ciertos casos; además, las inscripciones registrales pueden tratarse de forma automatizada. This law reorganizes medical forensic staff, raises judicial retirement age to 70, and allows civil registry records to be processed automatically. This provision repeals several specified earlier legal provisions.