Indeterminación del principio de publicidad en la transmisión de audiencias por medios digitales.

Abstract

The analysis focuses on the scope of the principle of transparency and publicity in public trials, focused on the use of digital media for audience access. The hypothesis tested will be that the aforementioned principles do allow the use of digital media in the transmission of trials. The hypotheses against will be mentioned and used to test this hypothesis, and likewise, they will be analyzed thoroughly. The benefits generated by the transmission of public trials will serve the effective order of justice in general. The present study will not recommend the use of specific platforms, because time may displace the present platforms and, therefore, the present study will not serve in the future. That said, by digital platforms will refer to applications, programs, intended for audiovisual use in general for the public, platforms or programs for corporate use or more specialized in formal terms, for the usefulness of this study will be taken into account as "digital platforms". The analysis will be done using formal sources such as national legislation and jurisprudence; as well as foreign sources and, finally; historical comparisons in relation to the use of media prior to the present technological era, and to the current era. The latter will serve as empirical evidence that an increase in publicity and transmission of public hearings generates a positive impact on the maintenance of an order in law, by judges and lawyers of the parties.