The right of children and adolescents to be heard in family justice in Nicaragua
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https://doi.org/10.5377/derecho.v0i24.6373Keywords:
Right of the child or adolescent to be heard, superior interest of the child, parental authority, care and upbringing, adoptionAbstract
This work makes a doctrinal approach, jurisprudential, supranational normative, comparative law and the Nicaraguan legal order, on the right of the child or adolescent to be heard, in particular; on their manifestation in the family jurisdictional process. It then examines the family jurisdictional practice of first instance judges in different geographic poles and a second instance court in the capital in Nicaragua. This analysis has allowed us to identify legal gaps, successes and failures in the implementation of this right, for this reason; some guidelines of action for the homogenization in its implementation are offered, as it constitutes a procedural guarantee for children and adolescents in the Nicaraguan family court.
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