Victim, international idealism and neopunitivismo in the Criminal Law
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https://doi.org/10.17230/nfp.9.81.5Keywords:
idealism, international criminal lawAbstract
This paper intends to explain the way in which the rights of the victims have caused neopunitivism, emphasizing in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, and also, give reasons for which it is understood that this trend represents a revalidation of the criminal retributivism, and a loss of criminal law guarantees that are proper of a a state based on the rule of law.
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