Viabilidad jurídica e institucional de la implementación de centros especializados de citación en Ecuador : un análisis a partir del COGEP.

Abstract

Despite the significant challenges and difficulties of complying with the subpoena, it is crucial not to overlook the fundamental principles that govern the law, as they form the essential basis of our legal system. These principles are abstract and universal propositions that justify, support, or ground the legal system, fundamental ideas of law that constitute its origin or foundation and are endowed with a high degree of generality. Based on this specific situation, it is concluded that key principles such as expeditious procedures, economy in trials, and the right to free access to justice are not being effectively applied. It is essential to analyze the general characteristics of these fundamental principles within the current legal framework to understand how and to what extent they are violated, thereby complying with the subpoena. This must be done alongside the rights and principles that, for whatever reason, are not being adequately considered or applied. Likewise, the process that must be followed to achieve this substantiveness in legal proceedings must be linked to the revised principles and requires the proper execution of the corresponding subpoena