The judgment of typicality and its legal importance in criminal sentences in Ecuador.

Abstract

In criminal matters, what marks the legal situation of the accused is to receive a sentence of innocence or conviction at the end of the criminal process, and said resolution must contain the so-called criminality judgment, understanding this as the subsumption of the fact to the criminal type. The methods used in the present investigation were deductive and inductive. This work helps those involved form their criteria on the importance of making a correct judgment of typicality.