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

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Abstract: This research work is based on trial No. 22303-2015-00362-JCC on the crime of sexual abuse committed against a minor, whose justice body was the National Court of Justice, for which a deep analysis of the testimonies given by the parties involved in it and the verdicts prior to this appeal. The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador in force, allows to ensure the rights of the procedural subjects, such was that this appeal was filed due to the lack of motivation, the same one that the Magna Carta enshrines in its article 76 numeral 7 literal I. Where He mentions to us the Motivation, one of the very important procedural principles that allow the decisions of the judges not to be made arbitrarily, all this case in question, we have related it to the Sustainable Development Goal 16 who manifests the search for Peace , Justice and Solid Institutions, because when referring specifically to justice we emphasize that the National Court of Justice gave its verdict in favor of justice, since due to the lack of motivation in the sentence issued by the single chamber of the Orellana provincial court who ratified the innocence of the defendant, this crime of sexual abuse committed to a minor was being left in impunity.