Bibliographic citations
Romero, T., (2018). La autonomía del delito de lavado de activos y su afectación al principio de imputación necesaria, inmerso en el derecho a la defensa [Tesis, Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/4040
Romero, T., La autonomía del delito de lavado de activos y su afectación al principio de imputación necesaria, inmerso en el derecho a la defensa [Tesis]. : Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO; 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/4040
@misc{renati/376888,
title = "La autonomía del delito de lavado de activos y su afectación al principio de imputación necesaria, inmerso en el derecho a la defensa",
author = "Romero Gonzales, Teddy André",
publisher = "Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO",
year = "2018"
}
As a way to enter into this relevant point which is the autonomy of the crime of money laundering and its violation of the right to defense, mainly in its right to inform correctly and in detail of the charges that are imputed to a person, translated this as the necessary imputation principle. The principle of necessary imputation is a constitutional principle of criminal law that consists of a correctly formulated imputation that is, a clear, precise, explicit, detailed and detailed attribution of a communication with a specific individualized criminal appearance, to a determined person, with a level of certainly positive linkage; so that it has the possibility to effectively exercise its right of defense. (MONTERO CRUZ, 2014). The necessary imputation principle implies the mandatory reference to the right of defense, this being the way that the defendant obtains guardianship, as a form of due process and having due constitutional guarantees, through a good defense, which will help repel certain substantive attacks within a criminal process; These aggressions call into question and endanger their own legal rights, including freedom. Now, regarding the procedural guarantees that protect the accused, we can say that, the guarantee side has not been at all considered in the national criminal policy, criminal dogmatics can not be an accomplice of this punitive excess so the legal analysis -dogmatic of criminal regulation must seek to adapt the criminal types to the requirements imposed by the criminal imputation criteria currently admitted. (GARCIA CAVERO, ECONOMIC CRIMINAL LAW, SPECIAL PART, 2015). Then, we must determine a correct application of the norm, that does not violate the recognized constitutional and supranational principles, but at the same time is not a trapping and continues to violate rights, due to the evidentiary difficulty that exists to determine the configuration of this crime, and thus the established criminal-policy is developed correctly and its stated objectives can be achieved.
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