Trastorno disocial de personalidad y política criminal en el contexto ecuatoriano

Abstract

Introduction: Dissocial personality disorder was the first disorder that was addressed by mental health professionals and for which a description of its clinical characteristics was provided, including lying, being manipulative, narcissistic traits, that is, they violate other people's rights and rules through aggressive and destructive behavior. It is currently the second most researched personality disorder of the 10 personality disorders. Objective: Associate Dissocial Personality Disorder with criminal policy in Ecuador, correlating with the current paradigm on the reality of our country, through bibliographic analysis based on scientific articles. Methodology: Descriptive study with a logical deductive method, by reviewing bibliographic sources, through an analysis and synthesis of various updated scientific articles collected from high-impact digital repositories such as PUBMED, COCHRANE and GOOGLE SCHOLAR. Conclusion: According to the policies described in Ecuador according to its article 36 when referring to a mental disorder and its guilt, the adolescent does not have the ability to understand the illegal act that he is committing, in addition, that this individual does not It may be prosecuted as a crime, but security measures will be used and if warranted, it will be transferred to a boarding school for people with mental disorders and can be treated correctly.