Adolescentes infractores con medidas socio educativas no privativas de libertad y el sistema de seguimiento judicial que las controla en el Ecuador.

Abstract

Currently, with the implementation of the Comprehensive Protection Doctrine, the mentality of the State has changed a lot, therefore it seeks to promote the reintegration of the adolescent properly into society through the establishment of a restorative justice framed in dignity, equity and freedom; and although in this process different entities and particular organizations participate fulfilling the mandate embodied in art. 35 of the Constitution that speaks of priority and specialized attention both in the private and public spheres of certain sectors of our society, being that article 44 ibid indicates that comprehensive care and the full exercise of their rights will be promoted, there is still a long way to tour about the restorative justice that is required in the country. For this purpose I will focus on the percentage that has the possibility of reintegrating into society, through the comprehensive support that different state and private sectors can provide.