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: Due process in guaranteeing motivation of resolutions of public powers is recognized in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador in its article 76.7.l, and is related to the principles of a State of law. Motivation is the guarantee that citizens have to know the reasons and grounds for the motives for which the judges adopted a certain decision. Judgment No. 1067-17-EP/20 of an extraordinary action for protection filed by Mr. Galo Tito Japón Núñez against the sentences of the first and second instance is analyzed legally, alleging the violation of the constitutional rights to effective judicial protection, due process in the guarantees of compliance with the rules and rights of the parties, access to documents and actions of the procedure, not being questioned without the presence of a defense attorney. The ruling under review is related to SDG 16 since it protects the right to access quality justice, legal certainty, effective judicial protection, rights of participation, communication and information, and the right to good public administration.