Los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) y la verificación de la motivación: análisis tópico de la sentencia No. 398-16-SEP-CC, dictada por la Corte Constitucional del Ecuador.

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Abstract: This research work analyzes the violation of the constitutional right to due process in the guarantee of motivation, in accordance with the ruling issued by the Constitutional Court; which is based on the sentence issued by the Specialized Criminal, Military Criminal, Police Criminal and Traffic Chamber of the National Court of Justice within the traffic crime trial.Ecuadorian legislation provides that all administrative and judicial acts of those who act on behalf of the State are duly motivated, that is, they respond to a legal syllogism in which the major premise is the facts, the minor premise is the norm, and the conclusion it is the application of the law to the facts; in the event that the resolutions or rulings are not duly motivated, they will be considered null, that is, they will not have any validity.Creating confidence in the administration of justice through solid institutions that make rights, obligations, guarantees and freedoms effective is a requirement of citizens towards the organs of the Judicial Function to avoid arbitrariness.