Resumen

JARAMA CASTILLO, Zaida Vanessa; VASQUEZ CHAVEZ, Jennifer Estefanía  y  DURAN OCAMPO, Armando Rogelio. The principle of celerity in the general organic code of processes, consequences in the audience. Universidad y Sociedad [online]. 2019, vol.11, n.1, pp.314-323.  Epub 02-Mar-2019. ISSN 2218-3620.

The General Organic Code of Processes (COGEP) establishes the hearing as a procedure for the administration of justice in an agile and efficient manner. This qualitative study of systematized bibliographical review through historical-logical methods, documentary review, hermeneutics and analysis-synthesis, has the purpose of developing some considerations about the principle of procedural speed and its consequences in the audience. The findings allow to assert that the main novelty of COGEP is the transformation of the system primarily written in a trial by audiences which will avoid deliberate delays in the processes, which were very typical of the written model. This procedure makes possible to implement the principle of celerity that has as a result, the stimulation of the correct applicability of COGEP, bringing as a main consequence that society has confidence in the administration of justice that is true, efficient and human. The structural and procedural transformations foreseen in the new code will not be possible without the mental and moral changes of the actors of justice, lawyers, judges, operators and social behavior.

Palabras clave : Principle of celerity; audience; COGEP; consequences.

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