Análisis crítico jurídico de la conciliación y el principio de voluntariedad en delitos de transito sujetos a conciliación

Abstract

The main objective of this investigation was the study of Conciliation as an alternative means of conflict resolution and its application and incidence in traffic crimes, in order to improve the criminal justice system. Conciliation is an alternative method of conflict resolution, and it is the appropriate means that expedites the resolution of conflicts that occur between people in daily life, even more so in traffic crimes, a legal mechanism accepted by Ecuadorian legislation, and that allows the parties involved to reach a solution in which the will of the parties reigns in a way that no right is affected, directly applying principles such as procedural economy, the principle of minimum criminal intervention or ultima ratio, and in The principle of voluntariness is essential. The results obtained reflect that the application of alternative methods such as Conciliation in Traffic Crimes, has managed to decongest the work of both prosecutors and judges of criminal guarantees; as long as it is applied in accordance with the will and rights of the parties.