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Asamblea Nacional de Nicaragua - Normas Jurídicas (Digesto Jurídico)

Maintains the text in force

The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.

Maintains the current text of the law as amended, so you can read a provision as it stands today rather than reconstructing it from amendments.

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Cannot be cited for

A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.

Re-check every

120 days

Publication rhythm

No schedule. A subject is re-consolidated when a Digesto law for that subject passes.

Re-check triggers

a new Digesto law for a subject we cite · any constitutional reform · an integral text appearing at a second address · publication of a law repealing one we cite

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