The fundamental rights of the sanctioned a deprivation of freedom in Ecuador
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Deprivation of liberty, fundamental rights, ius puniendi, reintegration, constitutional requirementsAbstract
The present work intends to demonstrate which rights of those sentenced to deprivation of liberty are above the sanctioning powers of the State for the benefit of the community. Although ius puniendi is a power recognized in different countries to sanction certain transgressors of the social norms of coexistence, they must have certain limits in the practical and legislative order as a guarantee of the citizen. The Republic of Ecuador has a sanctioning system legitimized and erected by constitutional requirements that corresponds to international agreements in relation to the rights of those sentenced to deprivation of liberty, so much so, that regardless of whether problems remain in prisons, at less is a claim in the legal order to eradicate them; which is the primary condition for progress towards a more humane prison regime.
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