Keywords
Criminal
Law
Enemy
Tolerance
Liberal
State
Democratic
Law
Enemy
Tolerance
Liberal
State
Democratic
How to Cite
Muñoz Conde, F. (2011). The generalization of exceptional criminal law: legislative and doctrinal trends: between zero tolerance and the enemy’s criminal law. Ciencia Jurídica, 1(1), 113–142. https://doi.org/10.15174/cj.v1i1.79
Abstract
Discussed in this article the influence of so-called enemy criminal law and the theory of zero tolerance doctrine and legislation, giving rise to a criminal law of exception that is clearly opposed to model democratic state. The author critically examines the proposals of these approaches to criminal justice policy and how these have been considered in the Spanish legal reforms.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.
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