Vol. 42 (2021)

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Published: 2021-12-15

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Section 1: Research

Child Abuse and the Medical – Legal Aprroach of the Shaken Baby Syndrome

Wendy Ramírez Alberto

17-38
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The crime of sedition as a tool for judicial persecutionIn the final years of spanish rule in Honduras

José Manuel Cardona Amaya

39-47
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The violation of the Rule of Law by the Tolders of the Honduran Public Administration and its direct effect on Transparency, Corruption and Impunity

Oscar Alfredo Fernández Fernández

49-61
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Sextortion as a cybercrime and the need to criminalize it in the Honduran Penal Code

Aldair Orlando Amador Figueroa

63-71
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A Bicentennial of Female Slavery: Analysis of 200 Years of Legal-Criminal Evolution in Honduras

G. Larissa Reyes Vásquez

73-94
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Conjunctural analysis of the ZEDES and the bicentennial of Honduras's independence: the new colonization model

Diana Yenifer Servellon Castellanos

95-109
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The Principle Pro Actione as a criterion of interpretation to access the Judicial Process An interpretative principle that allows access to justice in the first instance of a process to be made real

Edwin A. Alvarenga

111-116
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Additive Judgments and Major Conflicts in the Field of Constitutional Interpretation

Jorge Alberto Taylor Santos, Angelica Saraí Santos Hernández

117-136
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Women's HR from a Gender Perspective with an Innovative Research Approach

Marco Luis Fernández Leal

137-152
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Psychic Damage and its Legal Medical Assessment in Costa Rica

Emilson Alfredo Sierra Baca

153-168
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Two emergencies: Gender-Based Violence and COVID-19, in México

Francisco Guerrero Flores, Kitzia Paulina Molina Evaristo

169-184
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Business Management as an obligation in Roman Law and its regulation as" Quasi Ex Contractu "in the Colombian civil code The obligation is the bond of law which binds us by necessity or according to the laws of our state

José Alexander Ávila Vallecillo

185-203
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