The Government of Jalisco ranks near the bottom for the administration of justice, with worse results in “order and security” and “absence of corruption”, according to the Index of the Rule of Law in Mexico, carried out by The World Justice Project.
The State registered an average score of 0.37 in the eight indicators evaluated, on a scale from 0 to 1. In 2018 it was 23rd and now 25th.
The "order and security" factor measures whether the State is effective in providing security to people and their properties. It takes into account homicides . . .
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