Colisión entre el derecho constitucional a la petición y los límites formales del recurso de revisión en el COA.

Abstract

This paper analyzes the scope of the right to a defense within the extraordinary appeal for review existing in current legislation, particularly in those cases where its regulatory framework may create tensions with constitutional guarantees. Using a qualitative and legal-dogmatic approach, it examines the exceptional nature of the appeal, its grounds for admissibility, and the limitations imposed on individuals seeking effective review of final administrative acts. The development of this study reveals that a restrictive application of the extraordinary appeal for review can directly affect the effective exercise of the right to a defense, as well as limit the possibility of correcting flawed acts that directly impact individual rights.