¿Se hará justicia? una crítica a la suspensión condicional del caso "colusión de farmacias"

Fernando Muñoz León

doi:10.5354/rej.v0i19.36192

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Will justice be served? A critique of the deferred adjudication in the case “Pharmacies Collusion”

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Fernando Muñoz León Abogado. Doctor en Derecho, Yale Law School. Profesor Asociado, Universidad Austral de Chile

No. 19 (2013): Segundo semestre

https://doi.org/10.5354/rej.v0i19.36192

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To think of the judiciary as a public power, a modification of the nineteenth century paradigm that structures the Chilean legal imaginary in its origins and for whom the judiciary is a fundamentally subordinate organ, should lead us to emphasize the importance that the judiciary exercises its powers by looking at the social context and trying to enhance access to justice. The case “Pharmacies Collusion” exemplifies these needs.

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judiciary as public power, deferred adjudication, public interest

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Muñoz León, F. (2015). Will justice be served? A critique of the deferred adjudication in the case “Pharmacies Collusion”. Revista De Estudios De La Justicia, (19), pp. 193–205. https://doi.org/10.5354/rej.v0i19.36192

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