Independence and pretrial detention
BLOG The New Criminal Procedure Code of 2004 is more guaranteeing in terms of fundamental rights; However, a new obstacle to a correct administration of justice is the judge himself, who is constantly being affected by the media in his decision. First published in Themis – Revista de Derecho de la PUCP (2015). Link https://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/themis/article/view/15583 […]
The theory of the case in the new criminal procedure code of 2004
BLOG An accusatory litigation model necessarily requires strategic strategic litigation techniques, and the theory of the case turns out to be the main combat weapon throughout the entire criminal process, from preliminary proceedings to higher levels of appeal or cassation; However, the primacy of theory often overshadows the practicality of this concept. In these short […]
Between information and disinformation: Parallel trials and their influence on judicial decisions
BLOG The author focuses his analysis on how the formation of parallel trials by the press organs in society not only affects the impartiality of the judges, but also can suppose an irregular exercise of the communicative freedoms that are harmful to the substantive and proceedings of the defendant. From there, he formulates his opposition […]
