El principio de la culpabilidad en el derecho disciplinario

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	González, Marlly Acosta
Copyright Year	2014
Abstract	The subjection to be disciplinary law to the constitution implies that in addition to ensuring the purpose of rule of law fundamental rights must recognize that govern our legal system, one being guilt as enshrined in Article 29 Superior under which "everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty according to law.” That is, that in our legal system has been outlawed strict liability and, therefore, the guilt is “Event unavoidable and necessary responsibility and imposition of a sentence meaning that the punitive state activity takes place only on the basis of liability opinion of those upon whom falls”. Constitutional principle contained in Article 14 of the CDU defendant by providing that "Disciplinary matter is outlawed all forms of strict liability offenses and are punishable only by way of fraud or negligence."
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