The Provincial Court of Guadalajara publishes the provisional list of jurors 2027-2028

The Provincial Court of Guadalajara has published the provisional list of jury candidates for the 2027-2028 biennium, consisting of 550 citizens residing in 87 municipalities of the province. The announcement appears in the Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara (BOP) number 198, dated October 16, 2026, under the Provincial Courts section. The list was signed on October 14, 2026, by the Clerk of the Administration of Justice, Basilia Jiménez Crespo.

The document is based on Article 13.4 of the Jury Court Law, a regulation that the text itself cites as the basis for the publication. The list is headed by the name of the Provincial Court of Guadalajara and extends across thirteen pages of the provincial gazette.

Each candidate is identified by their municipality of residence, an order number (NSEL), their two surnames, their first name, and their National Identity Document (DNI), the central digits of which are hidden for data protection.

Territorial distribution: the capital concentrates the majority

Of the 550 candidates, the majority are concentrated in the most populated municipalities. Guadalajara capital provides 173 people, followed by Azuqueca de Henares, with 65, and Alovera, with 29.

• Guadalajara: 173 candidates
• Azuqueca de Henares: 65
• Alovera: 29
• El Casar: 28
• Cabanillas del Campo: 24
• Marchamalo: 16
• Villanueva de la Torre: 14
• Torrejón del Rey: 12
• Pioz: 10
• Yebes: 10
• Sigüenza: 9
• Chiloeches: 8
• Yunquera de Henares: 8
• Uceda: 7
• Molina de Aragón: 6
• Mondéjar: 6
• Brihuega: 6
• Galápagos: 6
• Horche: 5
• Fontanar: 5

The rest of the province completes the list with smaller towns, each providing between one and four candidates. Among them are Cifuentes, Sacedón, Pozo de Guadalajara, Humanes, Trillo, Jadraque, Torija, Trijueque, Tórtola de Henares, Valdeaveruelo, Pastrana, and Quer.

How each candidate is identified

The announcement organizes the information into six columns that allow for the location of each person included in the list:

• MUNICIPIO: municipality of residence.
• NSEL: order number assigned within the list.
• APELLIDO1 and APELLIDO2: the candidate’s two surnames.
• NOMBRE: full given name.
• DNI: identity document, with central digits hidden.

The list begins with a resident of Ablanque and ends with a resident of La Yunta, after traversing the municipalities of the province in alphabetical order.

Legal framework and issuing body

The announcement opens with the heading “Provincial Courts” and the name of the Provincial Court of Guadalajara. The accompanying legal text is limited to stating that, pursuant to Article 13.4 of the Jury Court Law, the provisional list of jury candidates for the 2027-2028 biennium is being published.

The signature belongs to the Clerk of the Administration of Justice of the Provincial Court, Basilia Jiménez Crespo, and is dated October 14, 2026, two days before its publication in the provincial bulletin.

The publication of this provisional list allows the residents of the province to check if they are included and establishes the starting point of the process that will lead to the appointment of the juries that will serve in the Provincial Court of Guadalajara during 2027 and 2028. The list affects 550 people from 87 municipalities, from the capital to small rural centers, and extends its reach to the entire provincial territory.

Source: Official Bulletin of the Province of Guadalajara, no. 198, October 16, 2026, Provincial Courts, pp. 1-13 (official reference: 2026_2720).