No. 1 (2001)

Published: 2013-01-17

Presentation

Presentation No.1 2001

Juan José Icaza Martínez

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Articles

Criminal Procedure Reform in Nicaragua: Gathering of experience

César Barrientos Pellecer

1-24
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Constitutional Law, Human Rights and Criminal Procedure Code of Nicaragua. A necessary relationship

Olga Margine Calderón Marenco, Rafael Chamorro Fletes

25-34
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The new Code: The inquisitive process adversarial process

Manuel Aráuz Ulloa

35-52
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Lawsuits in the New Criminal Procedure Code of Nicaragua

José María Tijerino Pacheco

53-90
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The new Criminal Procedure Code and its relationship to the Organic Law of Public Prosecutions

Maria Lourdes Bolaños Ortega

91-100
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Public Ministry and National Police: The Necessary Alliance

Cecilia Sánchez Romero, Francisco Javier Bautista Lara

101-120
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The formulation and judicial review of the charge

Carlos María Jiménez Vásquez

121-148
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The victim in the penal process of Nicaragua

Suheid Azucena Macías Cano

149-172
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The intervention of telephone and written communications interception, telegraphic and electronic as evidence in the new criminal procedure

María Asunción Moreno Castillo

173-200
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The common or ordinary procedure

Gustavo A Vega Vargas

201-236
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Papers

The new Code of Criminal Procedure, 2001 Nicaragua: the most characteristic features

Juan-Luis Gómez Colomer

237-252
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Presumption of innocence in the Procedural Code of Nicaragua

Luis Rodolfo Ramírez García

253-262
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The principle of proportionality and its reception in the Code

José Manuel Arroyo Gutiérrez

263-274
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The criminal justice reform in Nicaragua: results and challenges

Marvin Aguilar

275-282
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