Aruba has begun the process of selecting a new Attorney General to succeed Amalin Flanegin, who is expected to retire after reaching the age of 65 in July 2027.
Flanegin has held the position since September 2023, following the retirement of predecessor Bote Ter Steege, english.24ora reported October 16. Note: this story was reported October 16.
Background
The Attorney General leads the Public Prosecution Service across the islands served by the Joint Court of Justice. The selection process for a successor typically involves the Kingdom-level appointment procedure.
What happens next
With Flanegin’s retirement expected in July 2027, the search for his successor is now underway.
Source: 24ora (English)
