Description
Criminal Sciences and Human Dignity
Book Summary
This work offers a comprehensive study of Criminal Sciences from a dogmatic and practical perspective, with human dignity as the central axis. The author analyzes Penal Philosophy, Criminology, Criminal and Procedural Law, and Criminal Policy, contrasting theory, norms, and jurisprudence. Aimed at legal professionals, the book connects specialized knowledge with forensic practice to understand the phenomenon of crime in today's society.
What is it about?
The book develops an in-depth analysis of the various branches that make up Criminal Sciences, starting from human dignity as a fundamental principle of human rights. Through specialized legal language, the author examines dogmatic concepts and contrasts them with social reality, current regulations, and applicable jurisprudence. The work addresses disciplines such as Penal Philosophy, Penal Dogmatics, Criminology, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedural Law, and Criminal Policy, finally grounding them in criminal forensic practice. The objective is to offer the legal professional a close and realistic view of the criminal-political phenomenon, exploring its causes, effects, and possible solutions from a perspective of responsibility and rigorous study.
Main Topics
- Human dignity as the foundation of Criminal Sciences
- Legal-penal dogmatics and its practical application
- Analysis of Penal Philosophy and Criminal Policy
- Study of Criminology and the phenomenon of crime
- Criminal Law and Criminal Procedural Law in forensic practice
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at legal professionals, especially lawyers, judges, prosecutors, and academics specializing in the criminal field. It is also of interest to advanced Law students seeking to deepen their knowledge of Criminal Sciences from a theoretical and practical perspective, as well as to researchers who wish to explore the relationship between penal dogmatics and social reality.
What this book offers
- A comprehensive and updated view of Criminal Sciences, connecting theory, norms, and forensic practice.
- Conceptual tools to analyze the phenomenon of crime from the perspective of human dignity and criminal policy.
- Keys to applying dogmatic penal knowledge in daily professional practice.
- A rigorous approach that combines jurisprudence, doctrine, and social reality for a more realistic understanding of criminal law.
Technical Specifications
- Author: CHIRIBOGA AGUIRRE, MARLON
- Publisher: J.M. BOSCH EDITOR
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: CRIMINAL JUSTICE LAW
- Collection: FONDO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: March 2024
- Number of pages: 328
- Weight: 650 g
Editorial Review
This is a reference work for those seeking a systematic and applied study of Criminal Sciences. Its value lies in the ability to integrate legal dogmatics with forensic practice, taking human dignity as a common thread. The author's approach, based on his academic and professional experience, offers a balanced perspective between theory and reality, making it a useful tool for both the training and the practice of criminal law.