La inimputabilidad de los adolescentes en la aplicación de sanciones previstas en las leyes penales en Ecuador.

Abstract

In the judicial context, in a globalized way, the idea has been conceived as regards the determination of imputability or otherwise of an individual, starting from different sciences, in great magnitude from the perspective of psychology and psychiatry, in relation to the chronology in which a subject has sufficient maturity to decide on his actions. the judicial context, in a globalized way, the idea has been conceived as regards the determination of imputability or otherwise of an individual, starting from different sciences, in great magnitude from the perspective of psychology and psychiatry, in relation to the chronology in which a subject has sufficient maturity to decide on his actions. However, in law and in law, the maturity of a person is not yet considered intrinsically, but refers to the capacity for discernment on the basis of the external characteristics of a subject, which represents that an individual personifies a degree of maturity in less time in reference to what the law establishes. In Ecuador, this situation is still under discussion and it has been decided to develop this research, using a descriptive methodology, by analysing the provisions of the Comprehensive Organic Criminal Code, the Criminal Act and the Code on Children and Adolescents. Accordingly, it is considered imperative to reconsider the immunity of minors in all cases and to value the degree of their conscience on the basis of the commission of a criminal offence.