
handle: 10953.1/4308
El trabajo en general trata de la discrecionalidad judicial. Se indica cuales son las causas, los límites y los elementos que dan lugar a ella. También se puede observar las diferencias existentes entre los dos tipos de discrecionalidad que son: la judicial y la administrativa, además, de las diferencias que hay entre la discrecionalidad (es necesaria en la actividad que realiza el juez) y la arbitrariedad (no es lícita ya que afecta al derecho a la tutela judicial que tiene cualquier interesado). Otro punto del trabajo se refiere a las diferentes opiniones que existen en cuanto a la discrecionalidad. Introduzco reflexiones que van desde el problema de la discrecionalidad hasta las doctrinas que niegan su existencia. Por último, pongo de ejemplo dos casos reales en los que se pueden observar cierta discrecionalidad, además, de incluir una sentencia arbitraria con la respectiva explicación de lo que consiste por el Tribunal Constitucional.
The overall work is judicial discretion. It indicates what causes the limits and elements that give rise to it. You can also observe the di:fferences between the two types of existing discretion are judicial and also the administrative of the di:fferences between the discretion (it is necessary in the activity undertaken by the judge) and arbitrary (not lawful because it affects the right to justice that have any interested). Additional work refers to the di:fferent opinions in terms of discretion. Introduce reflections ranging from the question of discretion to the doctrines that deny its existence. Finally, 1put two case examples where you can see sorne discretion also include an arbitrary decision with the respective exolanation of what is the Constitutional Court.
560403, Filosofía del derecho, 560203, Philosophy of laws, Tribunales, Courts
560403, Filosofía del derecho, 560203, Philosophy of laws, Tribunales, Courts
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