Political crime. To the thread of the opinion of the Cupreme Court of Justice of Colombia of july 11, 2007
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.2527Keywords:
Political crime, State of Law, subversion, insurgency, fundamental rights, relativism, transitional justice, peaceAbstract
The historic origin and the evolution of the idea of political crime is analyzed and also is indicated the paradox that introduces in the constitutional plans of the State of Law the recognition of such category. It supports a very restrictive interpretation of the notion of political crime, just as does the recent Opinion of the Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia.
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