2020
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.vj69.tpsj
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El Tribunal para la Paz y las Salas de Justicia de la JEP como órganos jurisdiccionales sui generis

Abstract: El presente artículo de reflexión plantea que tanto el Tribunal para la Paz como las Salas de Justicia de la JEP son instituciones sui generis que se han forjado gracias a la evolución de los instrumentos y órganos judiciales que se han gestado desde el derecho internacional para la determinación de responsabilidades penales en escenarios de graves violaciones de derechos humanos y a las experiencias domésticas que en materia de justicia transicional ha experimentado Colombia. Para el desarrollo de la labor en… Show more

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“…As such, civilian third parties could appear before the JEP only on a voluntary basis. 68 The decision that politicians, economic groups, and other third-party actors will not be compelled to appear and confess their involvement in serious crimes to the JEP meant that they will continue to be prosecuted in the ordinary justice system, where existing proceedings progress at a slow pace. 69 The reasons underlying the court's decision were presented on purely legal grounds.…”
Section: Elites In the Special Jurisdiction For Peacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As such, civilian third parties could appear before the JEP only on a voluntary basis. 68 The decision that politicians, economic groups, and other third-party actors will not be compelled to appear and confess their involvement in serious crimes to the JEP meant that they will continue to be prosecuted in the ordinary justice system, where existing proceedings progress at a slow pace. 69 The reasons underlying the court's decision were presented on purely legal grounds.…”
Section: Elites In the Special Jurisdiction For Peacementioning
confidence: 99%