Estudio de las sentencias sobre la acción extraordinaria de protección del Ecuador

Abstract

Abstract:The extraordinary protective action is a due process, stipulated in the Constitution that can be presented against definitive judgments or orders and resolutions with the force of a sentence, where the ordinary justice entities have violated constitutional rights by action or omission. This study was based on judgments issued by the Constitutional Court, synthesizing a normative and legal analysis on the attributions that the Constitutional Court possesses against irregularities that present the resolutions issued by the judges of the different stages of a process. This legal institution can be evidenced both doctrinally and jurisprudentially, that as future professionals must be fully studied because its application requires thorough knowledge of the norm, since applying it in a wrong way would undermine legal certainty.