The article unravels what the State of Rights seeks and means, for which it reviews the conceptualization of the State, its purposes, elements and some of its forms.
Based on the construction of the notion of the State of Rights, the consequences that its implementation generates are analyzed, concluding that the State of Rights, far from effectively protecting them, ends up affecting them, especially the right to freedom.
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Dr. Santiago Velázquez
Dr. Santiago VelázquezProfessor Master's Degree in Law, mention in Business Law. Master's Degree in Procedural Law, Master's Degree in Administrative Law, mention in Public Procurement and Master's Degree in Criminalistics and Forensic Sciences. Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal JUEES. Dean of the Faculty of Law Policy and Development UEES.
