El Abuso de los Jueces y Juezas al Dictar la Prisión Preventiva en Ecuador
This article explores the abusethat judges and judges make when dictating pretrial detention in our country called Ecuador.The relationship between offenders and alternative measures to pretrial detention considered by many writers as a form of early punishment must be dictated rationally can not be...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2017
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7983603 |
| Source: | RECIMUNDO: Revista Científica de la Investigación y el Conocimiento, ISSN 2588-073X, Vol. 1, Nº. 4, 2017, pags. 822-837 |
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This article explores the abusethat judges and judges make when dictating pretrial detention in our country called Ecuador.The relationship between offenders and alternative measures to pretrial detention considered by many writers as a form of early punishment must be dictated rationally can not be populated prisons under the pretext of combating crime. We have a society devalued in its values, by a political system based on simulation and immorality, that dreams of a change in the judicial, political and economic system, that would lead to improve the bad situation that we are going through and that has caused serious damages To our society. For this reason, our society demands an immediate response from the justice system about crime and the judicial system that acts, but it does so with revenge, considering all cases as serious that alarm society. This wrong way of applying justice leads to judges and judges abusing when dictating pre-trial detention.Justice must act because, as part of the state, it can not leave aside its responsibility to primarily address the integral protection of its citizens, but it must not become its most brutal threat to persons who have committed a crime because they have The same Human Rights as all other people; For that reason, judges and magistrates donot abuse pretrial detention do not forget that responsibilities are shared and if the human rights violation of arrested citizens is determined, the state would be responsible for what its officials do or do not Do but you could respond with a repetition. Many people deprived of their liberty and especially vulnerable groups such as Afro-Ecuadorians, Montuzzi, Indigenous people and particularly the poorest people in our country suffer abuse of judges at the time of indiscriminately imprisonment. |
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