Análisis sociojurídico de la conciliación en el Consultorio de la Universidad de la Costa años 2009, 2010 y 2011
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Arrieta Martínez, Gladys Esther | 2013
The Colombian Constitutional Government can extend temporarily the power to
administer justice to individuals acting as conciliators or arbitrators authorized by
the parties to utter failures in law or equity. According to the Honorable
Constitutional Court of Colombia, in this power source is located Alternative
Mechanisms of Conflict Resolution, under which citizens are occasionally vested
by law in the function of administering justice in condition arbitrators or conciliators.
Extrajudicial conciliation in law is a dispute resolution mechanism to be interpreted
not only as a means of decongesting the judiciary, but also as a form of civil
society participation in matters that affect them, it seeks to involve the community
in resolving their own conflicts by exercising agile and effective formulas that lead
to differences and sanitation contribute to the practice of values underlying the rule
of law as peace, order right, the peace and social harmony.
This paper discusses the importance and effectiveness of conciliation as a dispute
resolution alternative choosing the Legal Clinic of the University of Costa and
Conciliation Center as the population for this analysis, because of its proximity to
the community and the social impact generated by the social and legal service is
provided there. This considering that Act 640 of 2001, Article 11 allows legal clinics
of law schools creating Mediation Center of course with the permission of the
Interior Ministry of Justice.
Given the importance that carries legal and social activity Conciliation Center of the
University of Costa, this project analyzes the queries and hearings held in the
Legal Clinic and care and student performance as conciliators in different areas of
law, the role of advisers course area and efficiency in service delivery by the
Centre.
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