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"La detención por caso urgente en México. Análisis dogmático penal" is a comprehensive book that delves into the complexities and implications of the provisions on the figure of the urgent case provided for in the Mexican National Code of Criminal Procedures. The book presents a historical overview of the urgent case in Mexico, tracing the development and evolution of this figure, as well as explores the underlying principles and justification behind the inclusion of urgent detention clauses in Mexican law, analyzing both its positive and negative aspects on public safety and the administration of justice.Through rigorous analysis, it examines the legal requirements, procedural safeguards, and potential abuses associated with urgent detentions, critically assessing the balance between the need for immediate action and the protection of individual rights. Drawing on comparative legal perspectives, the book also examines international standards and best practices, providing a broader context for evaluating Mexico's approach.
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Javier Diez García (Getxo, Basque Country, 1985) holds a Law Degree and a Doctorate in Law from the University of León (Spain). He also holds a Master's Degree in Oral Trial Litigation, a Master's Degree in Corporate Legal Counseling and a Specialization in Litigation and Defense Strategies in Oral Trials.
