Jaime Arellano Quintana
Executive Director
Jaime Arellano is an attorney who holds an undergraduate degree in the legal sciences from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, a master’s degree in public administration and public policy from the American University School of Public Affairs and a master’s degree in laws (LL.M.) in litigation and non-adversarial methods from Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico. He was appointed JSCA’s Executive Director in 2014.
He served as Vice Minister of Justice of Chile during the presidency of Ricardo Lagos (2000-2006). During that period, he participated in legislative reform initiatives and the implementation of the oral adversarial criminal justice system. He also worked on the organization and infrastructure of the country’s prison system and on the approval of the Civil Marriage Law and introduction of the Civil Justice Reform Forum.
He was a prosecutor for Chile’s Economic Development Agency (CORFO) from 2006 to 2010. He joined the law firm of Jara & Marín as a senior partner in Chile in May 2010. He also served as an international consultant with the Inter- American Development Bank (IDB).
He has taught at Universidad de Santiago and the Chilean Judicial Academy, and currently teaches in the Oral Criminal Litigation Certificate Program offered by JSCA in collaboration with the American University Washington College of Law (AU-WCL) and Universidad Alberto Hurtado. Arellano is also a member of the faculty for the Inter-American Training Program for Civil Justice Reform; Training Program for Criminal Judges; and Criminal Litigation Skills and Training in Reform Programs in Central America, Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay through JSCA.
JSCA’s teams are led by professionals with a great deal of experience in the justice sector.
Director of Research and Projects
Director of Administration and Finance
JSCA Training Director
Communications and Public
Relations Coordinator
Events Coordinator and
Computer Consultant
Communications
Consultant
Accountant-auditor
Accountant
Administrative Assistant
Alberto Binder
Mauricio Duce Julio
Elvyn Díaz
Ramón García Odgers
Leticia Lorenzo
Norbert Lösing
Inés Marensi
Adrián Jaime Medrano Cruz
Leonardo Moreno Holman
Silvina Ramírez
Erick Ríos
José Alberto Revilla González
Gonzalo Rua
Lilian San Martín
Francisco Verbic
Más información en: cejamericas.org
2014
Francisca María Rebolledo Lascar, Chile
Gianella Pantanalli Wandersleben, Chile
Alberto Rodríguez Bosshard, Chile
Bárbara Andrea Cortés Cabrera, Chile
Gabriela Paz Sanzana Pavez, Chile
Francisca Lobos, Chile
Analía Benítez Ullo, Argentina
Estefanía Parra, Colombia
Ashlin Mosby, Estados Unidos
Tamara Peñalver, Argentina
Mary Brooks, Estados Unidos
Cinthia Barboza Rojas, Perú
Tássia Sodré, Brasil
Francisca Cisternas, Chile
2015
Tania Mohr, Chile
Carlos Brito Nava, México
Claudio Fredes, Chile
Francisca Vallejo, Chile
Jorge Orrego, Chile
Constanza Aliste, Chile
Rucsandra Moisa, Rumania
Fábio Presot, Brasil
Juan Zulic Del Canto, Chile
Morayma Arieta Román, México
Rufael Tsegay, Australia
María Soledad Mortera de Iruarrizaga, Chile
2016
Thomas Holt, Estados Unidos
Chandler Carney, Estados Unidos
Romina Villarroel, Chile
Jaime Viveros, Chile
Javiera Campos, Chile
Alfredo Fernández, Chile
Julio Ramírez, Chile
David Rogers, Chile
José Francisco Rodríguez, Chile
Christian Garrido, Chile
Verónica Retamal, Chile
Carmen Garrido, España
Bárbara Soto, Chile
Camilo del Fierro, Chile
Benjamín Sepúlveda, Chile
Paloma Silva, Chile
2017
Ananías Reyes, Chile
Chloé Fauchon, Francia
Ignacio Fuentes Miranda, Chile
Katherine Zúñiga González, Chile
Paloma Tapia Jara, Chile
Katherine Llanos Soto, Chile
Tamara Sandoval Bravo, Chile
María Ignacia Rojas, Chile
Geraldine Ugueto, Venezuela
Beatriz Romero, Chile
Tomás Sánchez, Chile
Irina López, Venezuela
Dunia Balza, Venezuela
Viviana Arias, Chile
Bárbara Quezada, Chile
2018
Patricia Gutiérrez, Argentina
María Eugenia Paz, Chile
2019
Natalia Acevedo Castillo, Chile
María José Del Solar Cortés, Chile
Florencia Paz Escobar Manriquez, Chile
Marianne Rengifo González, Venezuela
Emerson Eduardo Valenzuela Lagos, Chile
Elsy Tatiana Orantes, El Salvador
2020
María Laura Alesso, Argentina
Francisca Hernández Mardones, Chile
Sofía Millán Rivera, Chile
Javiera Portuguez Torrealba, Chile
Soledad Matus Ponce, Chile
Arlette Riquelme, Chile
Belén Arcucci, Chile
Ana Laura Migliavacca de Almeida, Brasil
2021
Eleonora Jotz, Brasil
Javiera Ayala, Chile
Erika Rojas, Colombia
Maira Astudillo Hurtado, Chile
Lucia Chibán Zamar, Argentina
Irene Graiño, España
Dalál Habboob, España
Renato Leon, Perú
Marina Escobar, España
Información Institucional
Informe de Gestión
Centro de Estudios de Justicia de las Américas
2014-2021
Director responsable:
Jaime Arellano Quintana
Redacción y edición:
Leandra Medina
Claudio Soto
Aira Maya
Erika Rojas
Diseño y diagramación:
Marco González
Juan Núñez
Sandra Araneda
Imágenes:
Banco fotográfico institucional
Fotografías:
Esteban Rosales
Registro de propiedad intelectual:
2021-A-9892
ISBN:
978-956-8491-87-1
Esta Memoria de Gestión se encuentra disponible en: www.cejamericas.org y todas sus redes sociales.