Propuesta normativa para la inclusión de convenciones probatorias en juicio oral en los delitos de agresiones contra mujeres e integrantes del grupo familiar

Abstract

La presente investigación cuestiona la inexistencia de una regulación específica en el Código Procesal Penal del Perú, sobre la posibilidad de aplicar convenciones probatorias en juicio oral para casos de agresiones contra las mujeres e integrantes de grupo familiar. Al respecto, identificaremos primeramente en qué etapa del proceso tienen aplicación las convenciones probatorias; para luego, establecer la postura del autor, señalando que existen argumentos válidos e idóneos para incorporar convenciones probatorias en juicio oral, sobre todo porque evitan la revictimización y contribuyen a una mejor tutela jurisdiccional de la víctima. Siendo el aporte de este artículo el esbozar una modificación normativa del artículo 373° del Código Procesal Penal, dinamizando de esta manera el proceso penal en esta clase de delitos.

This research questions the lack of a specific regulation in the Peruvian Code of Criminal Procedure on the possibility of applying evidentiary conventions in oral trials in cases of aggression against women and family members. In this regard, the article first identifies at what stage of the process evidentiary conventions are applicable and then establishes the author's position, pointing out that there are valid and suitable arguments for incorporating evidentiary conventions in oral trials, especially because they avoid revictimization and contribute to a better jurisdictional protection of the victim. The contribution of this article is to outline a normative modification of article 373° of the Code of Criminal Procedure, thus streamlining the criminal process in this type of crime.This research questions the lack of a specific regulation in the Peruvian Code of Criminal Procedure on the possibility of applying evidentiary conventions in oral trials in cases of aggression against women and family members. In this regard, the article first identifies at what stage of the process evidentiary conventions are applicable and then establishes the author's position, pointing out that there are valid and suitable arguments for incorporating evidentiary conventions in oral trials, especially because they avoid revictimization and contribute to a better jurisdictional protection of the victim. The contribution of this article is to outline a normative modification of article 373° of the Code of Criminal Procedure, thus streamlining the criminal process in this type of crime.