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: The present degree work analyzes the link between ODS 16 and the Constitutional Law of due process, effective judicial protection and access to quality justice. Due to its legal nature, the right to due process is defined as a basic and fundamental right of the human being, which also implies a series of substantive and procedural rights and guarantees that must be fulfilled in the process for it to be considered a fair trial that does not violate the rights and obligations of the persons requesting these constitutional guarantees. It also allows the exercise of the right to defense and guarantees of procedural fairness before judicial and administrative bodies. The author's preference for the due application of due process in constitutional matters will be presented through the study of a specific sentence. The sentence in question was processed by the Constitutional Court of Ecuador on march 24, 2021 Sentence No. 946-19-EP/21, as an Extraordinary Action for protection for violation of Constitutional rights to effective judicial protection, in regarding its first element, access to justice.