Acción por incumplimiento de norma; supremacía del C.O.I.P ante Ordenanza Municipal de Tránsito del Cantón Guayaquil
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2019-09
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Universidad de Guayaquil Facultad de Jurisprudencia Ciencias Sociales y Políticas
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El Ecuador es un País constitucional de derechos y justicia, por lo cual, toda sentencia y fundamentación debe estar en concordancia con la Constitución, en ella encontramos una jerarquía de normas, la misma que nos indica cuál ley o código tiene más fuerza sobre alguna otra. En este trabajo demostraremos cómo por medio de una sentencia dictada en el año 2012 se vulneran derechos contenidos en nuestra carta magna, al ser utilizada como referente jurisprudencial para la resolución de las impugnaciones de multas en el cantón de Guayaquil. Esta problemática tiene su origen en que no se respeta la jerarquía establecida en la Constitución de la Republica, en este caso específico de las multas establecidas mediante ordenanza municipal, cuando ya existe una sanción para las mismas infracciones en el Código Orgánico Integral Penal, norma que jerárquicamente es superior a una ordenanza municipal.
Ecuador is a constitutional country of rights and justice, therefore, every sentence and foundation must be in accordance with the Constitution, in it we find a hierarchy of rules, the same that indicates which law or code has more force over some other. In this work we will demonstrate how by means of a sentence handed down in 2012, rights contained in our Magna Carta are violated, as it is used as a jurisprudential reference for resolving fines challenges in the canton of Guayaquil. This problem has its origin in that the hierarchy established in the Constitution of the Republic is not respected, in this specific case of the fines established by municipal ordinance, when there is already a sanction for the same infractions in the Organic Integral Criminal Code, a rule that hierarchically it is superior to a municipal ordinance.
Ecuador is a constitutional country of rights and justice, therefore, every sentence and foundation must be in accordance with the Constitution, in it we find a hierarchy of rules, the same that indicates which law or code has more force over some other. In this work we will demonstrate how by means of a sentence handed down in 2012, rights contained in our Magna Carta are violated, as it is used as a jurisprudential reference for resolving fines challenges in the canton of Guayaquil. This problem has its origin in that the hierarchy established in the Constitution of the Republic is not respected, in this specific case of the fines established by municipal ordinance, when there is already a sanction for the same infractions in the Organic Integral Criminal Code, a rule that hierarchically it is superior to a municipal ordinance.
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CONSTITUCIÓN, JERARQUÍA, NORMA, GUAYAQUIL, ORDENANZA