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: The Judgment No. 2016-16-EP/21 of the Constitutional Court of Ecuador of May 12, 2021 is analyzed, examining the possible violation of the right to due process in the guarantees of defense and recourse against an order that rejected the appeal against the denial of an ineffective dismissal. The Constitutional Court accepted the claim and declared the rights violated, highlighting the importance of due process and the effective defense of rights. Chapter one reviews the literature on Sustainable Development Goal No. 16, the protected rights of the SDG from theoretical, legal and practical perspectives. Chapter two focuses on the materials and methods used in legal research. Chapter three presents the results obtained and reflects on the impact of new legal knowledge on the skills of the future lawyer and the construction of a just and democratic society. Chapter four presents elements of discussion in relation to the changes due to the pandemic, national public policies in relation to SDG 16 and the role of the judicial decision studied in strengthening the justice system and protection of rights.