El derecho a la identidad en el sistema de justicia constitucional ecuatoriano y la presunción de paternidad.

Abstract

The present study, carried out subject to the parameters established by the UTMACH in the Regulations for the Qualification System of the Technical University of Machala, as well as the Complementary Guide issued for this purpose, is presented as a result of the learning obtained in the development of the professionalization to which we have been subjected students of the Jurisprudence Career. In this sense, it corresponds to the students of jurisprudence of the Technical University of Machala to carry out the study of the main legal problems from which the Law of Minors and Family can not be released. With regard to this, the integral development of minors for several years ago has been the responsibility of the state who in the process of regulatory development has sought to guarantee their rights effectively, standing out among the most relevant the right to identity. An analysis is made of the state of the art of the right to identity, guaranteed through several international treaties, recognized in the constitution, and implemented in the Organic Code of Children and Adolescents with the aim of guaranteeing the integral development of minors. In this sense, as a fundamental right of people, especially minors, the normative procedure is established, which establishes the normative regulations in recognition of their recognition. The discussion arises about the value of the tests that can be entered as relevant to this process, highlighting the comparison test of the genetic fingerprint as the ideal one in this type of procedure, given the accuracy and relevance of it.