The People's Supreme Court (Tribunal Supremo Popular) is the highest body of judicial power in Cuba. It is elected by, and accountable to,^{[clarification needed]} the National Assembly of People's Power. The judiciary are independent from the executive branch,^[how?] as all judges on every level are elected by the National Assembly; the provincial judges by provincial assemblies and the municipal judges by municipal assemblies. The current court dates to 1973 and replaced the earlier Supreme Court of Cuba c. 1898.

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The People's Supreme Court is composed of a chief justice and president with his/her vice president and all professional and lay judges and is structured as follows: criminal, civil, administrative, labor, crimes-against-the-state, economic and military courts.

• Antonio Ysidoro González de Mendoza Bonilla, 4.5.1899 – 25.9.1900
• Rafael Félix De la Cruz Pérez, 25.9.1900 – 27.4.1904
• Juan Bautista Hernández Barreyro, 5.9.1904 – 12.12.1913
• José Antonio Pichardo Márquez, 17.12.1913 – 9.6.1917
• José Antolín del Cueto Pazos, 9.6.1917 – 17.6.1921
• Ángel Cirilo Betancourt Miranda, 21.6.1921 – 9.3.1925
• Juan Manuel Gutiérrez Quirós, 7.5.1925 – 6.4.1932
• José Gregorio Vivanco Hernández, 7.4.1932 – 19.8.1933
• Juan Federico Edelmann Rovira, 19.8.1933 – 5.4.1952
• Gabriel Emilio Pichardo Moya, 18.4.1952 – 27.7.1956
• Santiago Desiderio Rosell Leyte-Vidal, 28.9.1956 – 13.1.1959
• Emilio Florencio Menéndez Menéndez, 14.1.1959 – 21.12.1960
• Enrique Armando Hart Ramírez, 2.2.1961 – 30.6.1980
• José Raúl Amaro Salup, 1.7.1980 – 30.11.1998
• Rubén Remigio Ferro, 23.12.1998 –

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• Cuban law