PRINCIPLES TO BE OBSERVED BY JURISDICTIONAL OPERATORS FACING THE JUSTIFIED PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE OF PREVENTIVE PRISON

Authors

  • Jorge Antonio DÍAZ TERÁN
  • Jessica MENDIVIL TORRES

Keywords:

Principles, preventive detention, informal preventive detention, precautionary measures

Abstract

Precautionary measures are those of coercion requested by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the Victim or Offended Party or the Legal Counsel, measures imposed by the Judge after hearing the parties, which suspend the exercise of a person’s rights. Among them is justified preventive detention, which can be defined as a personal precautionary measure that restricts freedom in accordance with the principles of Danger in Delay, Appearance of Good Law, Minimum Intervention, Proportionality, Necessity, Suitability, Contradiction and Equality before the Law; which will have to be explored in this research work.

Author Biographies

Jorge Antonio DÍAZ TERÁN

Master of Legal Sciences from the Faculty of Administrative and Social Sciences of the Autonomous University of Baja California

Jessica MENDIVIL TORRES

Research professor at the Faculty of Administrative and Social Sciences of the Autonomous University of Baja California. Member of the Rule of Law and Justice Academic Body.

Published

2024-08-18

How to Cite

DÍAZ TERÁN, J. A. ., & MENDIVIL TORRES, J. . (2024). PRINCIPLES TO BE OBSERVED BY JURISDICTIONAL OPERATORS FACING THE JUSTIFIED PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE OF PREVENTIVE PRISON. RIDP REVISTA INTERNACIONAL DE DERECHO PÚBLICO - ISSN 2954-3924, 1(5), 69–80. Retrieved from https://ridp.udem.edu/revista/index.php/dp/article/view/82