CAT/OP/MEX/1/Add.2 Status of regulation State Code published in the official gazette 1. Coahuila 2. Hidalgo 3. Michoacán 4. Puebla 5. Quintana Roo 6. Sonora 7. Yucatán (both codes exist in conjunction) Code adopted but not yet published Tlaxcala Draft code with the legislature 1. Aguascalientes 2. Baja California Sur 3. Campeche 4. Guerrero 5. Jalisco 6. Querétaro 7. San Luis Potosí 8. Sinaloa 9. Tabasco 10. Tamaulipas 11. Veracruz Code currently being drafted 1. Colima 2. Federal District 3. Nayarit 37. Below is a breakdown of the progress made by each of the country’s states: (1) Aguascalientes • It is at an advanced stage of implementation but has not yet fixed the date for entry into force of the new criminal justice system; • A draft procedural code is now with the state legislature but has not yet been adopted; • Its Penalty Enforcement Act has been adopted and published; • It has a reform implementation body but it does not have an administrative structure; • It has made major progress in the areas of training and dissemination. (2) Baja California • The new criminal justice system entered into force on 3 May 2012 in Mexicali and, although its entry into force in Ensenada was originally planned for 3 May 2012, that stage has been delayed and should be 14 GE.13-41196 (EXT)

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