Twelve magistrates were not certified by the Superior Council of the Judiciary out of sixty cases thoroughly reviewed by the Certification Technical Commission. This list includes the dean of the Court of First Instance of Les Coteaux, magistrate Gérald Exantus, "for deficient academic study" based on records from the Jacmel School of Law: regular session 1992. Magistrate Luc André, judge and examining magistrate at the Court of First Instance of Cap-Haïtien, was not certified for "lack of ethics and absence of moral integrity."

The other 10 uncertified magistrates are from peace courts. They are magistrates: Placide Duvelson, substitute judge at the peace court of Cornillon: heavily criticized, lack of moral integrity; Stuva Barbier, substitute judge of Petite Rivière de Nippes peace court: heavily criticized, lack of moral integrity and extortion of litigants; Steeve Cadet, substitute judge at the peace court of Jérémie: heavily criticized, lack of moral integrity and abuse of authority; Gesner Montiné, substitute judge at the peace court of Camp-Perrin: heavily criticized, extortion of litigants; Gabenel François, judge and examining magistrate at the Court of First Instance of Saint-Marc: heavily criticized; Renaud Honoré, substitute judge at the peace court of Terrier-Rouge: heavily criticized, extortion of litigants and involvement in a case of sexual assault followed by payment to the victim; Wisly Ciles, substitute judge at the peace court of Saint-Michel de l'Attalaye: heavily criticized, extortion of litigants and lack of ethics; Edoualdo Perard, substitute judge at the peace court of Marmelade: heavily criticized, multiple misconduct characterized by extortion of litigants, serious ethical issues, and academic insufficiency; Garbens Désir, titular judge at the peace court of Saint-Michel de l'Attalaye: heavily criticized, extortion of litigants; Gabener Charles, substitute judge at the peace court of Les Cayes: heavily criticized, extortion of litigants and lack of ethics.