Núm. 68 (2024)

URI permanente para esta colecciónhttp://54.81.141.168/handle/123456789/202212

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Sección Principal
  • Algunas dificultades y riesgos derivados de la aplicación de las nuevas tecnologías en el proceso judicial colombiano Guayacán Ortiz, Juan Carlos; 12-26
  • El control de los sesgos cognitivos en el contexto jurídico procesal: medidas preventivas y correctivas y deberes de responsabilidad epistémica Bustamante Requena, José Francisco; 27-40
  • Justiça Distributiva e os Tribunais Virtuais de Richard Susskind no Sistema Judiciário brasileiro: uma análise do Programa Justiça 4.0 Santos Divino, Sthéfano Bruno; 41-54
  • El proceso de reparación colectiva de las grandes catástrofes Vitorelli, Edilson; 55-65
  • Prueba informática: el problema de su fiabilidad Alfaro Valverde, Luis; 66-79
  • El juez activo del código de procesos cubano en el estreno de la tutela judicial efectiva constitucional Mendoza Díaz, Juan; 80-90
  • El paradigma constitucional del proceso civil. Bases teóricas Delgado Suárez, Christian; 91-112
  • Justicia Híbrida: La tecnología disruptiva al servicio del proceso Martín Diz, Fernando; 113-129
  • La valoración judicial de la prueba producida anticipadamente en el derecho brasileño Zufelato, Camilo; Oliveira, Fernando Antônio; Dantas de Maio Martinez, Victor; 130-142
  • Legitimación en la ejecución, título ejecutivo y escisión societaria: una crítica a la “teoría de la afirmación” Valenzuela, Gabriella; Cavani, Renzo; 143-155
  • No todo es cautelar: hacia una tipificación de figuras distintas en perspectiva comparada Valentin, Gabriel; 156-174

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  • Evidências científicas sobre a participação de mulheres no setor brasileiro de óleo e gás (O&G): políticas, práticas e ações recomendadas Serratine Grubba, Leilane; 175-188
  • Causalidad e imputación en la responsabilidad civil médica por infracción al deber de información en intervenciones médicas riesgosas Ugarte Mostajo, Daniel; 189-208
  • El fragmentado reconocimiento de la terminación unilateral en los contratos de consumo en el Derecho de Consumo chileno Isler Soto, Erika; 209-224
  • La ilegalidad no formulada: Vivencias de estudiantes de derecho en su contacto con el mundo profesional Del Mastro Puccio, Fernando; Quispe Valencia, Cindy; 225-243

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      Distributive Justice and Richard Susskind’s Online Courts in the Brazilian Judicial System: an analysis of the Justice 4.0 Program
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2024-09-05) Santos Divino, Sthéfano Bruno
      Richard Susskind’s Online Court is no longer just an ideal, but a policy for implementing and developing the judiciary alongside technology. Its application in the Brazilian legal system has been proposed, applied, improved, and constantly refined by the National Council of Justice. The aim is to understand the structuring legal concept of the Virtual Court, created by Richard Susskind, to identify its premises, foundations, and pretensions. It then shows how Susskind’s Virtual Court has been applied in the Brazilian legal system through the Justice 4.0 program. Finally, the current policies are briefly analyzed to verify their compatibility with due process of law. Thus, the research problem that guides this article and the proposed objectives can be expressed by the following question: has the Justice 4.0 Program complied with the foundations and fundamental precepts of Richard Susskind’s Virtual Courts, as well the Distributive Justice? The conclusion is that despite technological and legal advances, the Justice 4.0 Program is still precarious in terms of accessibility, transparency, and proportionality of justice. The method used is integrated research combined with bibliographical research.
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      El juez activo del código de procesos cubano en el estreno de la tutela judicial efectiva constitucional
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2024-09-05) Mendoza Díaz, Juan
      The work develops the scenario that is generated in Cuba from 2019, when a new Constitution is approved, which abrogates the one in force since 1976. The new text regulates, for the first time, the effective judicial protection and due process within the chapter dedicated to the Guarantees of Rights and orders the ordinary legislator to dictate new rules of development in the different procedural areas, in charge of regulating the catalog of the new rights recognized in the Constitution. Derived from the constitutional mandate, Law No. 141, of October 28, 2021, “Procedural Code”, was enacted to regulate the processing of civil, family, commercial, labor and social security matters. The new Code, which breaks with the regulatory system of the preceding law, introduces a broad catalog of ordering and investigative powers, which are attributed to a model of judge described as “active”, whose powers are deployed throughout the new regulatory text and cover all procedural actions.