Vol. 26 No. 1 (2005)
Research articles

Caen los dogmas en la reforma procesal penal chilena

Juan Carlos Manriquez R.
Universidad del Mar
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Manriquez R., J. C. (2010). Caen los dogmas en la reforma procesal penal chilena. Revista De Derecho - Pontificia Universidad Católica De Valparaíso, 26(1). Retrieved from https://www.rdpucv.cl/index.php/rderecho/article/view/585

Abstract

By reflecting over the effects of the Legal System Reform on the various juridical-criminal disciplines, the author, in order to take action, puts forward different concerns, observations and suggestions informed from the practice of law in legal issues, from the academic disciplines, and from research, which is highlighted by the strong current interdependent link between Substantive and Adjective Laws as co-creators and reciprocal applicators of the regulations and procedures for solutions applicable to the criminal phenomenon, in light of an oral, contradictory, swift and closeto-people justice that should meet new needs, with skills and capabilities different from those taught and developed —a situation that shakes the old dogmas of the classic criminal law, its forensic treatment, and its academic teaching. In sum, it is observed that there is a reality needing to be made consistent with the main aspects of a guaranteeing, liberal, criminal law that functions in light of procedural solutions inspired in pragmatism and that seems to seek response in a greater use of the penalizing regulation.