La Sentencia 365-18-JH/21 Corte Constitucional y su incidencia en las personas privadas de libertad.

Within the legal system, human rights are the figures of greatest importance and preeminence, as they are universal values that consecrate the faculties and legal rights inherent to each person, one of the most important being freedom and personal integrity, for such purposes, against For violations...

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Main Author: Recalde Álvarez, Javier Alejandro (author)
Format: masterThesis
Language:spa
Published: 2023
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Online Access:http://repositorio.utc.edu.ec/handle/27000/10327
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Summary:Within the legal system, human rights are the figures of greatest importance and preeminence, as they are universal values that consecrate the faculties and legal rights inherent to each person, one of the most important being freedom and personal integrity, for such purposes, against For violations of these rights, the justice system provides mechanisms to deal with these cases immediately and effectively, such as the habeas corpus action. Thus, the habeas corpus is constituted as a constitutional guarantee aimed at correcting actions contrary to law to the detriment of the integrity and freedom of people, and it is in this sense that Judgment No. 365-18-JH/21 issued by the Constitutional Court of Ecuador represents an important precedent regarding the application and firmness of this constitutional guarantee, being pertinent then, to determine what its incidence has been within the prison system and how it has affected the legal situation of those deprived of liberty.