Keywords
Human rights
Multiculturalism
Indigenous peoples
Criminal jurisdiction
Federal pact
Criminal policy
Multiculturalism
Indigenous peoples
Criminal jurisdiction
Federal pact
Criminal policy
How to Cite
Kala, J. C., Albarrán García, I., & Fernández Lozano, P. (2015). The full scope of criminal jurisdiction of native people: Elements for analysis from under the guarantor constitutionalism. Ciencia Jurídica, 4(7), 91–109. https://doi.org/10.15174/cj.v4i1.127
Abstract
The demands of the indigenous people for the full respect of their cultural identity, in which the criminal jurisdiction is included, is one of the disputes contemporary Rule of Law is facing now as a legal political model. The change of the Constitutional Paradigm is needed to promote a full respect policy of all people´s rights. To rationally solve these disputes, is required first that the Mexican Rule of Law´s theorical model and political project fit the guarantor constitutional model; and secondly, the alignment of the legislation and legal operation to the principles of this.The authors retain the copyright and must provide in writing the authorization for the first publication, via a computer network and printed to Juridical Science. Third parties are allowed to use the published information provided that the authorship of the work and the first publication in this journal are respected and made public.
The works published in this magazine are under a License CreativeCommons Attribution-Non-Commercial-ShareIgual 4.0 International.