Abstract

ASTUDILLO ORELLANA, Rene. The role of litigating lawyers in orality. Universidad y Sociedad [online]. 2018, vol.10, n.1, pp. 174-179.  Epub Mar 02, 2018. ISSN 2218-3620.

During the last years, society has witnessed several legislative changes in considerable proportions, which respond to the greater complexity existing between individuals and the need for change due to this globalized world of constant dynamism and precisely to safeguard the inalienable rights of people, facing a new paradigm in the Jurisdictional Organization, being its main authors in a process, the judges and procedural subjects to whom we will call the triad of law. The role of the lawyer in society has traditionally been done from a perspective as an advocate or adviser to his client. The role of the legal profession as a profession has been justified, considering it an activity aimed at guaranteeing the rule of law through a technical defense and not mere formality in this world where technology and plurality of languages prevail, where they must have the ability to solve conflicts by the extrapenales mechanisms or alternative exits to the litigation, in all the subjects by means of the activity of the orality, as it proclaims the Ecuadorian constitutional empire. From the foregoing, the legal profession is protective of Human Rights that intrinsically attend the man in front of the state power, being necessary to demonstrate expertise in the public hearings.

Keywords : Advocacy; due process; orality; contradiction; technical defense.

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