The unconstitutional detention for more than 48 hours without the request for pretrial detention
Abstract
In cases of flagrancy, the Constitution determines a maximum period of detention of 48 hours; the Code of Criminal Procedure authorizes an extra 48 hours for the development of the hearing of the immediate process. In this article, we analyze whether it is constitutional or not to detain the accused for 96 hours (four days) in order to discuss the proceeding of the immediate process.
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Copyright (c) 2018 José Carmelo Solís Canchari
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