Principio de progresividad en la gratuidad de la administración de justicia.

Abstract

This work has the purpose of demonstrating the usefulness that progressive rates generate in the efficiency of the provision of public services, without generating access barriers for those users in conditions of economic vulnerability. The object is to demonstrate the proportionality and legitimacy that exists in the issuance of an infra-constitutional standard that allows the administration of justice to acquire financial resources for a better provision of public service. This tool finds its legitimacy in the development that the ordinary legislator can make of constitutional rights by configuring its content outside its essential core. In this sense, we must understand that the core of free provision of services consists of not generating barriers to those that require subsidy from the central state. Outside of this essential content, the legislator is competent to determine limits and conditions of exercise of these rights, through organic laws; On the other hand, through them, and in application of organic and financial principles, the operation of the functions that make up the central state can be regulated.