Cosa juzgada y Non bis in idem ¿principios rectores absolutos?
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https://doi.org/10.25057/2500672X.275Keywords:
Cosa juzgada, non bis in idem, principios rectores, justicia, derechos humanos, relatividad, Derecho Internacional HumanitarioAbstract
Mediante el presente artículo se intentará ambientar el escenario sobre el cual algunos de los principios rectores del procedimiento penal: Cosa juzgada y non bis in idem, en el contexto del sistemaacusatorio, se desenvuelven frente a valores superiores que se encuentran en prescripciones internacionales, constitucionales, legales, y jurisprudenciales, toda vez, que dicho planteamiento jurídico se presenta excepcionalmente en los estrados judiciales.
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