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Questions regarding the requirement to equate “illicit origin” with “generic criminal injustice” in Plenary Cassation Judgment No. 1-2017

Cuestionamientos a la exigencia de equiparar «origen ilícito» con «injusto penal genérico» en la Sentencia Plenaria Casa
Rudy Santiago Guzmán Fiestas · Fiestas R.S.G.
2024 Revista Oficial del Poder Judicial DOI: 10.35292/ropj.v16i21.824

Resumen

The objective of this contribution is to determine if in all cases prior criminal activity should be equated with unfair, as established in foundation 19 of Plenary Cassation Judgment No. 1-2017. It is proposed that such equalization be required as soon as the criminal activity is discovered, but not for cases in which it has not been. In the latter case, its accreditation is possible through the circumstantial evidence method, excluding other possible illegal origins other than criminal.

Autores y colaboradores

Authors

Rudy Santiago Guzmán Fiestas
Fiestas R.S.G.

Palabras clave

Irrelevance of the name of the unjust Previous criminal activity that has not been discovered Circumstantial evidence Money laundering Procedural defense