Mexico’s Electoral Court (TEPJF) affirmed on 26 August the legality of the recent election of the six members of the federal Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial, the body that oversees disciplinary matters within the judiciary. In a session of its Sala Superior, the court concluded that alleged irregularities involving so-called “acordeones” – 87 physical and digital crib sheets presented as evidence – did not materially influence the vote. Magistrates said investigators found no proof the notes were distributed or used in a way that could have altered the outcome, and therefore rejected petitions to annul the process. With the decision, the appointments stand and the Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial can begin operating under its newly chosen line-up.