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Umecit – University in Panama

RESEARCH SEEDHEAD IN

IN CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW "PROCIVIS"

The Seedbed in Civil Procedural Law «PROCIVIS» It is conceived as a space for study and in-depth analysis of judicial procedures and the principles that govern the functioning of the justice system. In a context where effectiveness and equity in the administration of justice are fundamental, this hotbed stands as a place to critically explore the procedural regulatory framework, examine practical cases and debate contemporary challenges in the procedural field.

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Made up of students and professionals with an interest in the legal-procedural field, the purpose of the seedbed is to contribute to the development of procedural law, train competent future jurists and promote an efficient and transparent justice system.

In the Hotbed in Civil Procedural Law «PROCIVIS», fundamental topics such as procedural principles, judicial guarantees, procedural resources and new trends in forensic practice will be addressed. Through the analysis of real cases and debates on jurisprudence, we will seek to understand the procedural reality in a comprehensive manner, considering both the needs of litigants and the challenges of the judicial system.

OBJECTIVES OF THE SEEDBED

IN CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW "PROCIVIS"

Jurisprudential Analysis: Promote critical analysis of national and international jurisprudence, to understand the interpretation and application of procedural principles in specific cases and in situations of legal controversy.

Forensic Training and Practice: Provide forensic training and practice opportunities to members of the incubator, through the simulation of judicial procedures, the preparation of procedural briefs and participation in simulated hearings.

Promotion of Judicial Ethics: Contribute to the promotion of a culture of ethics and transparency in the exercise of the legal profession, through reflection and debate on ethical dilemmas in the procedural field and the dissemination of good judicial practices.

CONCEPTUAL BASES FOR THE SEEDbed

IN CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW "PROCIVIS"

The Seedbed in Civil Procedural Law «PROCIVIS» It is based on solid conceptual and theoretical bases of procedural law, which include:

1. Fundamental Procedural Principles

Study of essential procedural principles, such as the right to defense, the principle of procedural equality and the right to a fair trial, which guarantee the protection of the rights of the parties in the judicial process.

2. National and International Procedural Regulations

Analysis of current procedural regulations at the national and international level, including procedural codes, conventions and treaties that regulate judicial procedures and ensure access to justice.

3. Jurisprudence in Procedural Matters

Study of jurisprudence on procedural matters, to examine the interpretation and application of procedural rules in specific cases and in litigation situations, and understand the evolution of procedural law through judicial precedents.

These conceptual bases are fundamental for the critical analysis of the judicial system, the understanding of procedural principles and the promotion of an impartial and effective administration of justice.

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bibliografia

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

WHICH ARE IN THE PROCESS OF STRUCTURING/EXECUTION

1. Analysis of Relevant Sentences:

This project aims to analyze relevant rulings issued by national and international courts, to identify jurisprudential trends in procedural matters and evaluate their impact on judicial practice.

2. Comparative Study of Procedural Systems

The objective of this project is to carry out a comparative study of different procedural systems, to identify similarities and differences in judicial procedures and promote the exchange of good practices between jurisdictions.

3. Research on Alternative Conflict Resolution Methods

This project seeks to investigate and analyze alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation and arbitration, to evaluate their effectiveness in resolving disputes and their potential to decongest the judicial system.

4. Preparation of Procedural Reform Proposals

The objective of this project is to develop proposals for procedural reform to improve the efficiency and quality of the administration of justice, based on a critical analysis of existing regulations and the needs identified in judicial practice.

This document provides a preliminary structure for the development of the Seedbed in Procedural Law, highlighting its objectives, conceptual bases and research projects to be developed.

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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SEEDBED

IN CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW "PROCIVIS"

Lead teacher

Prof. Juan Ramón Escala.
Contact: juanescala.tes@umecit.edu.pa

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