Es responsabilidad de los servidores públicos garantizar el derecho a la buena administración pública.

Abstract

This research aims to analyze good administration as a general principle and a fundamental right of citizens and justify its extension to the administration of justice. This demonstration will be substantial to determine that the responsibility of public servants judged, in accordance with the principles of good administration, requires effective and efficient judicial processes. The applied methodology will be totally documentary based on the study and analysis of a specific case. The right to a good administration implies having public officials whose actions within the State are in accordance with the legal and constitutional precepts, who have an impeccable conduct in such a way that they represent the spirit of the society to which they personalize, it is not conceivable to have officials that in the development of their actions are continually questioned by the authorities that have jurisdiction in criminal investigation. A proposal was made to the National Assembly in the final amendments to the Organic Code of the Judicial Function to contemplate an article to transfer the principles of good administration to the justice system. The present study concludes by noting that the right to good administration is formed by the power that every citizen has to demand from all the organs that are part of the State, that their actions always be framed within the constitution and the law.