The Argentinian government has officially implemented changes to its juvenile criminal justice system with the publication of Decree 875/2026 in the Official Bulletin on Monday. This new regulation follows the recent enactment of Law 27.801, which establishes revised guidelines for adolescents aged 14 to 18 who are implicated in crimes. The decree details the operational framework for the new law, clarifying procedures and standards. The changes aim to align Argentina’s juvenile justice practices with updated legal principles. Implementation began two days after Law 27.801 came into effect, signaling a swift move to modernize the system. The regulations are expected to impact how cases involving young offenders are handled across Argentina. Further details regarding specific changes within the decree remain to be analyzed by legal experts.