Bibliographic citations
Gonzales, Y., (2024). Incumplimiento de plazos en la etapa de investigación preparatoria, específicamente en la fase de diligencias preliminares en la segunda fiscalía provincial penal de Quispicanchi [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/6980
Gonzales, Y., Incumplimiento de plazos en la etapa de investigación preparatoria, específicamente en la fase de diligencias preliminares en la segunda fiscalía provincial penal de Quispicanchi []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/6980
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title = "Incumplimiento de plazos en la etapa de investigación preparatoria, específicamente en la fase de diligencias preliminares en la segunda fiscalía provincial penal de Quispicanchi",
author = "Gonzales Almonacid, Yuriko",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2024"
}
The Peruvian state must clearly and decisively bet on justice and above all on its modernization that makes justice in Peru effective, prompt and timely, allocating quantitatively relevant budget items to this end. It is necessary to increase the number of prosecutors, modern facilities and, above all, reforms in procedural laws that aim to establish a more dynamic procedure, eliminating supposed legal guarantees, which in the end are not such, and which end up becoming “procedural tricks.”, whose sole objective is to delay the procedure to suit the interests of the parties. Once the number of specialized prosecutor's offices and personnel under their charge have increased, together with a greater budget allocation and better training of said personnel in the use of new technologies, accompanied by the necessary legal reforms that streamline procedures, we could talk about eliminating the excessive procedural burden, unnecessary delay in cases and especially in the preliminary investigation stage, progress must be made in alternative conflict resolution systems to their judicialization. We cannot forget that we are dealing with an essential public service and that Justice, if it is slow, or incomprehensibly slow, ceases to be fair, which is why it becomes an essential obligation for all of us, in one way or another, who have any responsibility in the system, ensuring that the citizen sees his right to effective judicial protection reasonably satisfied, which implies, of course, also the right to obtain a judicial response without unacceptable time delays.
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