El debido proceso penal y su constitucionalización en Ecuador

Resumen

Due process is a very old legal institution from which legal professionals echo daily either in writing \nor orally on stage, in scientific forums or in speeches, however, in its definition, content and scope it \nstill continues to be a Unfinished work, an issue that cannot be classified as negative but rather should \nbe assumed as a very important part of the Law that is in full development. The work presented covers \ntwo aspects of the interesting topic of due process that are related to its definition and the way in \nwhich Ecuador has reflected in the constitutional order the principles, rights and guarantees that \ncomprise it. Regardless of what is known by universal procedural doctrine, each State has regulated \nthe rules of due process interchangeably; Although it is not possible in a single article to expose the \nway in which Ecuador has conceived due process, at least the constitutional bases of the criminal \nprocess are stated