It is a small analysis of the close relationship between tax law and criminal law within Ecuadori... more It is a small analysis of the close relationship between tax law and criminal law within Ecuadorian legislation
In the following integrating project we will analyze the internal regulations regarding the crim... more In the following integrating project we will analyze the internal regulations regarding the crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation, in the same way we will compare it with Peruvian regulations to make a comparison and verify the similarities and differences in the application process, as well as compliance of the principle of proportionality. We will investigate further the most accurate concepts of the aforementioned crimes as well as how the principle of proportionality is interpreted in the two legal systems and in the doctrine in general. In chapter number I on the approach of the problem where we will draw up the general objective and the specific objectives, and thus be able to start from a more specific investigative point which will indicate what is the appropriate procedure for the application of penalties in cases of crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation. In chapter number II we will cite the most accurate definitions of highly studied jurists on the subject of research, this is how we can clarify the most common unknowns on which it is based and how it is regulated in the laws of the two countries studied, likewise In this way we will look for the closest definitions that best apply to the research topic, as well as the definition of the proportionality principle and how this is applied in the legal system of Ecuador and Peru. In Chapter III we define our form of research using paradigms, sources of research, research methods, etc. These will help us make the research effective and deliver the expected results. Later in chapter IV we analyze in a comparison the penalties of the two countries studied in order to establish differences and similarities between the laws. In Chapter V we study the criminal procedures of the two countries in order to establish similarities and differences between countries in the same way as the previous chapter in order to establish changes or denote which system is more effective. In the last Chapter of this investigation we will establish the conclusions and recommendations as a result of this investigation.
It is a small analysis of the close relationship between tax law and criminal law within Ecuadori... more It is a small analysis of the close relationship between tax law and criminal law within Ecuadorian legislation
In the following integrating project we will analyze the internal regulations regarding the crim... more In the following integrating project we will analyze the internal regulations regarding the crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation, in the same way we will compare it with Peruvian regulations to make a comparison and verify the similarities and differences in the application process, as well as compliance of the principle of proportionality. We will investigate further the most accurate concepts of the aforementioned crimes as well as how the principle of proportionality is interpreted in the two legal systems and in the doctrine in general. In chapter number I on the approach of the problem where we will draw up the general objective and the specific objectives, and thus be able to start from a more specific investigative point which will indicate what is the appropriate procedure for the application of penalties in cases of crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation. In chapter number II we will cite the most accurate definitions of highly studied jurists on the subject of research, this is how we can clarify the most common unknowns on which it is based and how it is regulated in the laws of the two countries studied, likewise In this way we will look for the closest definitions that best apply to the research topic, as well as the definition of the proportionality principle and how this is applied in the legal system of Ecuador and Peru. In Chapter III we define our form of research using paradigms, sources of research, research methods, etc. These will help us make the research effective and deliver the expected results. Later in chapter IV we analyze in a comparison the penalties of the two countries studied in order to establish differences and similarities between the laws. In Chapter V we study the criminal procedures of the two countries in order to establish similarities and differences between countries in the same way as the previous chapter in order to establish changes or denote which system is more effective. In the last Chapter of this investigation we will establish the conclusions and recommendations as a result of this investigation.
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We will investigate further the most accurate concepts of the aforementioned crimes as well as how the principle of proportionality is interpreted in the two legal systems and in the doctrine in general.
In chapter number I on the approach of the problem where we will draw up the general objective and the specific objectives, and thus be able to start from a more specific investigative point which will indicate what is the appropriate procedure for the application of penalties in cases of crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation.
In chapter number II we will cite the most accurate definitions of highly studied jurists on the subject of research, this is how we can clarify the most common unknowns on which it is based and how it is regulated in the laws of the two countries studied, likewise In this way we will look for the closest definitions that best apply to the research topic, as well as the definition of the proportionality principle and how this is applied in the legal system of Ecuador and Peru.
In Chapter III we define our form of research using paradigms, sources of research, research methods, etc. These will help us make the research effective and deliver the expected results.
Later in chapter IV we analyze in a comparison the penalties of the two countries studied in order to establish differences and similarities between the laws.
In Chapter V we study the criminal procedures of the two countries in order to establish similarities and differences between countries in the same way as the previous chapter in order to establish changes or denote which system is more effective.
In the last Chapter of this investigation we will establish the conclusions and recommendations as a result of this investigation.
We will investigate further the most accurate concepts of the aforementioned crimes as well as how the principle of proportionality is interpreted in the two legal systems and in the doctrine in general.
In chapter number I on the approach of the problem where we will draw up the general objective and the specific objectives, and thus be able to start from a more specific investigative point which will indicate what is the appropriate procedure for the application of penalties in cases of crimes of bribery, concussion and peculation.
In chapter number II we will cite the most accurate definitions of highly studied jurists on the subject of research, this is how we can clarify the most common unknowns on which it is based and how it is regulated in the laws of the two countries studied, likewise In this way we will look for the closest definitions that best apply to the research topic, as well as the definition of the proportionality principle and how this is applied in the legal system of Ecuador and Peru.
In Chapter III we define our form of research using paradigms, sources of research, research methods, etc. These will help us make the research effective and deliver the expected results.
Later in chapter IV we analyze in a comparison the penalties of the two countries studied in order to establish differences and similarities between the laws.
In Chapter V we study the criminal procedures of the two countries in order to establish similarities and differences between countries in the same way as the previous chapter in order to establish changes or denote which system is more effective.
In the last Chapter of this investigation we will establish the conclusions and recommendations as a result of this investigation.