The assessment of judicial work for the year 2022-2023 is still catastrophic, as it has been for several years. Several associations of magistrates are breaking their silence to denounce the government's inaction in the face of the judiciary's power. Now, it's the turn of the members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) to launch accusations at Prime Minister Ariel Henry and his ministers regarding what they term as "chronic inaction of the government in the face of the dysfunction of the courts."

"The signatory counselors of this letter hasten to remind you of the general situation of dysfunction in several tribunals of the Republic. Some tribunals no longer function due to the absence of judges whose mandates have not been renewed; others are totally devoid of operating means or adequate infrastructure, coupled with an intolerable climate of insecurity," the CSPJ members first described, citing the cases of many peace tribunals in the Southeast, Grand'Anse, Artibonite, and Northwest departments.