Full enjoyment of Human Rights, in criminal matters, in relation to respect for Constitutional Law and the rules of due process

Abstract

Laws are instruments that allow societies to form a system of values that govern the actions of the individuals that make them up, this makes them of vital importance in any legal system of any nation. Through the universal declaration of Human Rights, the first steps were taken in terms of regulating the guarantees that must be maintained for every human being belonging to any country; however, each nation had to conceive its own legislation in depending on their own characteristics and needs, such as guaranteeing due process to each citizen. The objective of this research lies mainly in knowing what refers to the legal implications that derive from the enjoyment of due process, such as respect for the human rights contemplated in the constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. All this using a documentary bibliographic methodology in which a search was carried out on the web of the main databases such as Dialnet, Scielo, among others. The main result highlights the fact that although the right to due process is fundamental and must be guaranteed, it still presents ambiguity in its application, as well as it is a right that is violated on multiple occasions, which demonstrates weakness in the system. national legal.

Keywords: information technologies, teaching, learning, virtual learning environments.