ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION

ABSTRACT: Although the change to an adversarial system has made a significant progress in Estado de Mexico, legal provisions do not procure enough guidance to judges and legal counsellors on how to proceed with the exclusionary rule, persisting important doubts in this regard. This article seeks to...

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Autor principal:	de la Rosa Rodríguez,Paola I.
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Derecho 2019
Materias:	Adversarial system exclusionary rule illegally obtained evidence rights of the accused.
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description	ABSTRACT: Although the change to an adversarial system has made a significant progress in Estado de Mexico, legal provisions do not procure enough guidance to judges and legal counsellors on how to proceed with the exclusionary rule, persisting important doubts in this regard. This article seeks to evaluate if judges thoroughly respect the human rights of the accused, at the expense of the victim’s right to obtain the truth. At the same time, this paper intends to answer if judges consider the seriousness of the crime while evaluating the specific cases for which they can admit illegally obtained evidence1. Among the survey findings are that there is a considerably rhetorical knowledge of the illegal evidentiary material, however, there exists a predisposed lawless criminal investigation for violent and organized crime which makes prosecutors present this type of evidentiary material in court. The common consequence, if defense counsellors present arguments against this information, is that judges exclude it from the legal process and several criminals remain unpunished.
author	de la Rosa Rodríguez,Paola I.
author_facet	de la Rosa Rodríguez,Paola I.
author_sort	de la Rosa Rodríguez,Paola I.
title	ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
title_short	ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
title_full	ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
title_fullStr	ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
title_full_unstemmed	ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
title_sort	illegally obtained evidence in estado de mexico. an analysis of the legal institution and the judicial interpretation
publisher	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Derecho
publishDate	2019
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ILLEGALLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN ESTADO DE MEXICO. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION AND THE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION

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