Verdad y Derecho
Revista Arbitrada de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Vol. 1(3), 1-5, 2022
Exploración de los principios legales en la resolución eficiente de conflictos judiciales complejos
Exploring legal principles in the efficient resolution of complex legal disputes
David Gregorio Rodríguez-Quinteros
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When considering the Ecuadorian and global social reality, a significant challenge
arises in the application of principles that guide the judge. The weighing of the
disvalue of the action and the result becomes crucial, requiring a doctrinal
approach for a deep understanding of the principles when applying rights.
In this context, the principle of opportunity proves to be a valuable tool in the
efficiency of public utility and the avoidance of superfluous criminal proceedings.
However, its application must go hand in hand with unrestricted respect for the
fundamental rights of individuals, limited to cases where human rights are not
violated. Its nature is not to solve the results of crime, but to avoid prosecution
when legal conditions are not met (Zambrano-Moran, et al. 2022).
The constitutional backing of the principle of minimum intervention in criminal law
stands as a guarantee for its application in Ecuador. Its clear distinction with the
principle of opportunity underlines the search for legal solutions through
extrapenal mechanisms. Here, economic reparation through civil law is presented
as a tangible example of how these principles can be translated into interventions
that are less restrictive of fundamental freedoms and guarantees.
In sum, this analysis offers a comprehensive overview of the application of legal
principles in the complex Ecuadorian judicial scenario. It highlights their
fundamental role in the search for efficient and equitable justice, emphasising the
importance of an interdisciplinary approach and the need for a thorough
understanding of principles when applying rights. In a changing global context,
the exploration of these legal foundations proves to be a crucial element for an
effective justice oriented towards the respect of the fundamental rights of all
citizens.
Closing reflections
The constitutional endorsement of the principle of minimum intervention in
criminal law stands as a strong support for its application in Ecuador. Its clear
distinction from the principle of opportunity underlines the inclination towards
legal solutions that make use of extrapenal mechanisms. Economic reparation