Reducción de la expansión de la prisión preventiva

Being immersed in the discussion of the problems of preventive prison opens the door for a question not only technical but as a constitutional enclave. Legal criminal consequences are only constitutionally valid after facts and not after presumptions. In that sense, a problem arises when a legal con...

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Autor principal: Cusi Rimache, Jhon Eber
Formato: Artículo
Idioma:Castellano
Publicado: 2017
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Fuente:Lex: Revista de la Facultad de Derecho y Ciencia Política de la Universidad Alas Peruanas, ISSN 1991-1734, Vol. 15, Nº. 20, 2017, pags. 317-338
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Sumario: Being immersed in the discussion of the problems of preventive prison opens the door for a question not only technical but as a constitutional enclave. Legal criminal consequences are only constitutionally valid after facts and not after presumptions. In that sense, a problem arises when a legal consequence is applied when assessing the procedural risk considering presumptions breaking clearly established laws. The presumptions open a non-objective expansion and facing such expansion until finding a truly exceptional application is only achieved with a comprehensive analysis of the procedural risk. Procedural risk cannot be assessed on the basis of assumptions but of objectivity as stated by the law (article 268 of the Criminal Process Code) when appointing that escape risk and obstruction of pieces of evidence should be based on background and other circumstances.