Preferencias académicas de los estudiantes de la Carrera de Derecho y su vinculación con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) a través del estudio de sentencias

Abstract

Abstract: This academic job presents a relationship between a selected sentence, which corresponds to a crime committed, classified as murder, by the Codigo Penal, which is committed, according to Ecuadorian criminal regulations in conditions in which aggravating factors converge when it is committed in gang. The perpetrator of the crime is declared guilty by the court of first instance that hears the case, and later an appeal is filed, whose response from the court of appeal was to deny the appeal. Faced with this, the recidivist defendant presents an appeal for cassation, arguing that the court that resolved the appeal did not consider the mitigating transcendental. In a motivated manner, Corte Nacional denies the claim, stating the reasons why the application of the transcendental mitigating circumstance is not appropriate in the present case, since the crime committed occurred in situations that aggravate the fact; With the Sustainable Global Agenda and SDG 16, the academic context and the situations caused by the pandemic and the effects that have occurred in the exercise of Law are analyzed.