“La delegación de la facultad sancionadora y el Derecho a la Seguridad Jurídica de los agentes policiales sometidos a sumarios administrativos por el cometimiento de faltas graves y muy graves”
The evolution of the forms of organization of human society, until reaching what we know today as the Modern State, has generated that several characteristics, faculties, mechanisms and institutions, both legal and administrative, have been maintained until today, despite the time that has passed. O...
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| Formaat: | masterThesis |
| Taal: | spa |
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2024
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| Online toegang: | https://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/31410 |
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Voeg label toe | Samenvatting: | The evolution of the forms of organization of human society, until reaching what we know today as the Modern State, has generated that several characteristics, faculties, mechanisms and institutions, both legal and administrative, have been maintained until today, despite the time that has passed. One of these is the sanctioning power, which over the years has evolved and diversified, one of its most modern expressions being the administrative sanctioning procedures; in parallel, one of the administrative simplification mechanisms that has transcended is the delegation of functions, the possibility of transferring certain decision-making and execution powers to lower-ranking authorities not only made the first organizations viable; but also set the tone for the creation of what we know today as public administration, insofar as it allows a decentralization of functions without which not only the efficiency of public administration would be compromised, but its very existence. Currently, both the administrative sanctioning procedure and the power of administrative delegation of functions have had to adapt to the regulatory requirements that the Constitutional States of Rights entail, a situation that has triggered certain frictions between the lower-ranking regulations and the constitutional text, especially when it comes to processes in which rights and obligations are determined. It is because of this situation that this work develops a conceptual, doctrinal and legal study regarding the power of delegation of sanctioning powers within the administrative summaries carried out within one of the National Police of Ecuador, to elucidate whether this power of delegation affects the right to legal security of the police officers under investigation. |
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