Preferencias académicas de los estudiantes de derecho y su vinculación con los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible, a través de sentencias

Abstract

Abstract: This research analyzes how weak institutions, inadequate access to justice, and violating the right to legal certainty, corroborate compliance with the Sustainable Development Goals worldwide, which aim to achieve an equitable society, fair, safe and above all sustainable for all. Specifically, the study of SDG No. 16 is carried out, which contemplates peace, justice and solid institutions. This objective has been linked to a cassation ruling issued by the National Court of Justice of Ecuador, for a case of physical violence and psychological violence, against women or members of the family nucleus, and a disagreement with the interpretation of art. 20 of the Comprehensive Criminal Organic Code; that they were crimes perpetrated within the same context and by a single person. The present work intends to make known the need that Ecuadorian citizens have for the implementation of a true justice, which ensures their rights established in the Constitution and international instruments, and that the State provides legal security through the drafting and elaboration of the relevant regulations.