Ecuadorian Criminal Appeal
Abstract
This paper presents in a didactic way the thesis, the application procedure and the consequences of a criminal appeal in Ecuador. Develops carefully whether and in what areas it should bring this action. It also includes the historical evolution of the appeal in our penal system.
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Copyright (c) 2008 Jaime Flor Rubianes
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