Los fines de la justicia civil en el Estado constitucional de derecho

Felipe Valenzuela Quirós

doi:10.5354/0718-4735.2018.52225

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The ends of civil justice in the constitutional rule of law

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Felipe Valenzuela Quirós

No. 29 (2018): Segundo semestre

https://doi.org/10.5354/0718-4735.2018.52225

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The article analyzes the notions about the ends of the Chilean civil process, to then criticize them, holding that they do not satisfy the current mandates of International Fundamental Rights. At the same time, a critique is made to the current chilean civil process, exposing its deficits, to then remark that it maintains nineteenth-century social structures, being the civil process a tool for its prevalence. Finally, a proposal of redefinition of the ends of civil justice is done on the basis of certain cultural and social considerations that underlie the reality of the process.

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justicia civil, Estado constitucional de derecho, estructuras sociales, derechos fundamentales, reforma procesal civil

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Valenzuela Quirós, F. (2019). The ends of civil justice in the constitutional rule of law. Revista De Estudios De La Justicia, (29), 73–120. https://doi.org/10.5354/0718-4735.2018.52225

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