Lack of recognition as a limit of the subjective dimension of the right to access to justice

Abstract

This article presents a human vision of the right of access to justice, based on intersubjective relations between the State and citizens, based on reciprocal relations based on the recognition, inclusion and equal participation of all a new way of understanding and understanding the concept of access to justice, especially on the reconceptualization of the subjective dimension that leads to satisfaction in the access, use, enjoyment and enforceability of justice with a human, coherent and inclusive sense of society humanizing the way of doing justice, conceiving this dimension not only as the possibility of opposing the rights of the population against the public powers or the right of a recourse with the rules of due process, but also integrating the application that guarantees that the decision that occurs, through any process or procedure, satisfies the purpose for which it was conceived gone with a live transverse axis of the human element.