De las prohibiciones probatorias al Derecho procesal penal del enemigo
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El artículo trata de los límites jurídicos a la valoración de las pruebas en el proceso penal.
Se analizan y comentan diversas decisiones judiciales, en las que no se respeta el derecho del acusado a no autoincriminarse,
y la posibilidad de que se admitan pruebas obtenidas mediante escuchas domiciliarias. En el
artículo también se denuncian los casos de tortura y malos tratos a que son sometidos los presos en Guantánamo
y algunas teorías jurídicas que justifican o asumen la impunidad de estas prácticas. Derecho procesal penal
del enemigo
This article is about legal limits on Evidence Law. First it comments decisions about the rights of the detainees to a due process and to remain in silence and not to make self-incriminating statements. The article takes as well a critical look at the possibility to use as evidence audiovisual technical systems to tape conversations inside the home belonging to the privacy and torture as a form of policy and at certain legal theories that justify political and military officials implicated in torture and abuse of those prisoners
This article is about legal limits on Evidence Law. First it comments decisions about the rights of the detainees to a due process and to remain in silence and not to make self-incriminating statements. The article takes as well a critical look at the possibility to use as evidence audiovisual technical systems to tape conversations inside the home belonging to the privacy and torture as a form of policy and at certain legal theories that justify political and military officials implicated in torture and abuse of those prisoners
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derecho; Prohibiciones probatorias; derecho a no declarar contra sí mismo; derecho a la intimidad domiciliaria; Presos en Guantánamo; Comisiones militares; tortura; impunidad; Evidence Law; Miranda Rules; Right to remain in silence and to not make self-incriminating statements; privacy; Guantanamo Detainees; Military Commissions; Torture; Impunity; Penal Trial against enemies







