The Superior Court of Justice of Lambayeque has appointed 23 community leaders as Judicial Guides for the first time. These women will work to bridge the gap between the justice system and the population of Lambayeque. Their primary responsibility will be guiding individuals who face challenges in asserting their legal rights. This initiative aims to improve access to justice, particularly for those who may be unfamiliar with legal processes. The appointment of these leaders marks a significant step towards a more inclusive and accessible justice system in the region. The news was first published by Lima Gris. This program will allow for a more direct line of communication between the courts and the communities they serve.