Jueces sin rostro en Ecuador : imparcialidad judicial y garantía constitucional a los jueces.

Abstract

The concept of "judges without faces" as a global measure to preserve the impartiality and security of judges in delicate cases, focusing on the Ecuadorian context. The importance of balancing the protection of judicial identity with process transparency is emphasized. Periodic evaluation of this measure is crucial, considering judicial security and public trust in justice. Comparative legislation is addressed, highlighting the need for caution to ensure long-term effectiveness without compromising fundamental rights.