Régimen jurídico del ecuador sobre el principio de especialidad en justicia penal juvenil

This article tries to guarantee the human rights of adolescents in conflict with criminal law, by virtue of the fact that in some cases these rights have been violated and they have been treated as adults by entering them in detention centers for adult liberty. In some countries, these rights have b...

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Autores principales: Vinicio Ruiz Castillo, Santiago, Vladimir Cabrera Cabrera, Santiago
Formato: Artículo
Idioma:Castellano
Publicado: 2022
Acceso en línea:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=8445412
Fuente:Revista de Derecho: Universidad Nacional del Altiplano de Puno, ISSN 2313-6944, Vol. 7, Vol. 1, 2022 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Revista de Derecho de la Universidad Nacional del Altiplano de Puno), pags. 177-189
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Sumario: This article tries to guarantee the human rights of adolescents in conflict with criminal law, by virtue of the fact that in some cases these rights have been violated and they have been treated as adults by entering them in detention centers for adult liberty. In some countries, these rights have been violated since adolescents who have entered detention centers have been raped, tortured, and have lived in overcrowding. It is here that the lack of knowledge of juvenile protection standards can be determined. In Ecuador, the Plenary of the Council of the Judiciary, 2022 dismissed a Prosecutor because he did not order the practice of the necessary investigative procedures to establish the age of the person investigated in the case; and, similarly, in Judgment No. 9-17-CN/19, the Constitutional Court of Ecuador states that in Ecuador there are 358 family judges and only eight judges specialized in this matter of adolescent offenders. This ruling gave way to justice operators specializing in juvenile justice. With this we can infer that there is a worrying problem regarding the judicial processes of adolescents in conflict with criminal law, for this reason justice operators must be specialized to guarantee the corpus iuris of protection of adolescents in conflict with criminal law. The problem of specialization in Latin America, violates the rights of adolescents in conflict with criminal law, here is the objective of this research article is to determine that in the legal system of Ecuador, justice operators are specialized in juvenile justice but with a fourth level title, for which scientific, analytical and hermeneutical methods will be used, to demonstrate that in other legislation this specialty in criminal justice for adolescents is required.