Other face of the colombian accusatory system: despise of the freedom and the consolidation of the penal authoritarianism
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.8630Keywords:
criminal law, accusatory criminal system, fundamental rightsAbstract
After of the analysis of the form how were implemented the restrictions to the personal freedom right in the new Criminal Proceedings Code that has accusatory tendency, it´s evident that the process model has been designed for control the public order, persecuting the efficacy although the fundamental rights can be violates.
The reveals the objective that inspired the implementation of the accusatory penal system in Colombia, that since the view of the personal freedom, it is far to advocate for the strengthening of the people´s rights, but it is oriented to develop the politic of democratic security and consolidate antiterrorist criminal law, that constitutes the manifestation of criminal authoritarianism.
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