Vol 16 No 22 (2024): Julio-Diciembre | Revista Oficial del Poder Judicial

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.35292/ropj.v16i22

Published: 2024-12-28

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Editorial

Presentación

Humberto Luis Cuno Cruz

17-20

Research Articles

Theoretical framework of the Preliminary Title in the Peruvian Civil Code: A comparative law approach

Enrique Antonio Varsi Rospigliosi, Marco Andrei Torres Maldonado

23-52
Reference networks and their relevance for managing judicial precedent knowledge in Mexico

Daniel Trejo Medina

53-77
Impeachment: towards the juridization of “constitutional offense law” and the identification of “constitutional types”

Omar Sar Suárez, Ernesto Álvarez Miranda

79-151
Application of overruling in Peruvian law

Edwin Adolfo Morocco Colque

153-171
The scope of the common good in Peruvian constitutional jurisprudence: An examination of compatibility between John Finnis’s contributions and the Peruvian Constitutional Court

Alonso Ramiro Begazo Cáceres

173-224
Limited rationality and judicial cognitive biases: On the duty to judge without cognitive biases

Julio César Santa Cruz Cahuata

225-261
The informality in Peru’s public employment system and the effectiveness of State measures adopted in response

Luis Alberto Huamán Ordóñez

263-292
The definition of a public official in criminal law

Raúl Belealdo Pariona Arana

293-317
30 years of justice system reform and economic rationality

Oscar Sumar, Thalia Zúñiga

319-337
History of law in Latin America. Transition to the Republic

Albert Vásquez Pérez

339-371
The Criminal Procedural Program in 19th-century Constitutions: A brief historical review of jury trials in Peru

Diego Alonso Noronha Val

373-410
The refusal of the victim's family to testify in the trial

John Franck Huerta Molina

411-430
Professional ethics. Analysis from the Ecuadorian psycho-legal practice.

Mónica Alexandra Francis Bone

431-445
Possibilities of conflict management using artificial intelligence in Latin American justice administration systems

Juan Sebastián Alejandro Perilla Granados

449-473
Artificial intelligence in justice: Protocols for the submission and assessment of AI-generated digital evidence

Denis Aguilar Cabrera

475-497
The application of artificial intelligence in constitutional processes for the protection of fundamental rights

Jhonny Tupayachi Sotomayor

499-524