La inmediación y concentración en un sistema procesal predominantemente oral.

Abstract

Over time, two different systems have been developed, but not incompatible, that is, orality and writing. Within history it can be seen that at certain times one of these systems prevailed. By virtue of different experiences within procedural law, it can be seen that orality is essential for the proper administration of justice, such is the case that through it, procedural principles called immediacy a d concentration are put into effect, since in previous times Where the written system predominated, it can be observed that the procedural acts within a trial were not carried out properly, for example, there was no procedural contact between the parties and the judge (immediacy), the processes were slower due to the absence of the strategic unification of procedural stages (concentration). In short, orality is necessary for procedural law and its principles, however, as mentioned is not incompatible with the writing, since the procedural law is nourished both by the oral system and the written system for the administration of justice.