Rights In The Constitution And Due Process

Rights in the Constitution and due process

Introduction

Within the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador of the year 2008 we can realize that it is considered as a higher law on any other, which must be complied with and respected by all, since it is a regulation or regulationStatute of an indispensable nature, in the same way it occurs with the right that people in general have, the same as for some reason or circumstance or are going through a judicial process, which will have the right to due process or the right tothe defense by your lawyer or public defender, which will be freely chosen by those involved.

Developing

The use of all the resources provided by the procedural laws, as indicated by the Constitution in the eighth chapter of the right of protection, in it it indicates that all the citizens of the country have the right to access justice, and to the appropriate protection, it is given for the processing, for the victim or for the witnesses and for those who the justice believes that they need protection, since the process begins to the end of the same, therefore they must also present themselves beforeThe authority to be interrogated, but given the presence of your own lawyer, otherwise that may not be carried out.

In the same way as the decisions made by the judge or the judge in charge must be given fair, clear, independent, honest, egalitarian and based on what the law stipulates and the evidence received in the established one, they are theseverbal or written.

Reference is made to certain principles of the Ecuadorian procedural system as due process, thus access to justice will be free, every process will be developed under the principles of immediacy and speed, to the right to effective judicial protection which means first of all theRight of access to jurisdiction, this implies the constitutional prohibition of the denial of justice.

conclusion

Any faculty, whether subjective right or legitimate interest, which grants the legal system must be fully justiciable;In addition, effective judicial protection includes: a) the right to never suffer helplessness;b) the right to obtain a motivated resolution on the bottom of the claim addressed to the judicial body;c) the right to use the resources provided by procedural laws;d) The right to intangibility of firm judicial resolutions, as well as the execution of the same. This will be carried out with the sole purpose that the rights of any of the parties are being violated and that there is no injustice in the part of the authorities in charge of the authorities in charge.