Informe jurídico sobre el Exp. No. 00728-2008-PHC/THC
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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Se trata del recurso de agravio constitucional interpuesto por Giuliana Flor de
María Llamoja Hilares en contra de la sentencia condenatoria, de fecha 26 de
julio de 2006, y su confirmatoria mediante ejecutoria suprema de fecha 22 de
enero de 2007 dirigida a los Vocales Integrantes de la Tercera Sala Penal con
Reos en Cárcel de la Corte Superior de Justicia de Lima y contra los Vocales
Integrantes de la Primera Sala Penal Transitoria de la Corte Suprema de Justicia
de la República, relativo al delito de parricidio, pues aduce vulneración a su
derecho a la tutela judicial efectiva, (art. 139.3 de la Constitución Política del
Perú) y el derecho a la debida motivación de las resoluciones judiciales presente
en la Carta Magna en su artículo 139.5. Así, lo que ocurre en el presente caso
es que en efecto existen las suficientes pruebas indiciarias que permitirían
determinar la culpabilidad de Giuliana Llamoja, sin embargo, la motivación de
los vocales, tanto de la Corte Superior como de la Corte Suprema en la R.N.
3651-2006, resulta insuficiente por lo que sí se ven vulnerados principios
fundamentales, que a su vez han derivado en el presente hábeas corpus, cuya
resolución por el Tribunal Constitucional ha acarreado nuevos paradigmas
relativos al razonamiento indiciario y a la debida motivación de las resoluciones
judiciales en el ordenamiento nacional.
This concerns the constitutional grievance appeal filed by Giuliana Flor de María Llamoja Hilares against the convicting sentence, dated July 26, 2006, and its confirmation by supreme judgment dated January 22, 2007. It was directed against the Magistrates of the Third Criminal Chamber with Incarcerated Defendants of the Superior Court of Justice of Lima, and against the Magistrates of the First Transitory Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic, concerning the crime of parricide. She alleges a violation of her right to effective judicial protection (Article 139.3 of the Political Constitution of Peru) and the right to the due reasoning of judicial decisions present in the Magna Carta in its Article 139.5. Thus, what happens in the present case is that, indeed, there are sufficient circumstantial evidence that would allow determining Giuliana Llamoja's guilt. However, the reasoning provided by the magistrates, both from the Superior Court and the Supreme Court in R.N. 3651-2006, is insufficient, thereby violating fundamental principles. This, in turn, led to the current habeas corpus proceeding, whose resolution by the Constitutional Tribunal has brought about new paradigms regarding circumstantial reasoning and the due reasoning of judicial decisions in the national legal system.
This concerns the constitutional grievance appeal filed by Giuliana Flor de María Llamoja Hilares against the convicting sentence, dated July 26, 2006, and its confirmation by supreme judgment dated January 22, 2007. It was directed against the Magistrates of the Third Criminal Chamber with Incarcerated Defendants of the Superior Court of Justice of Lima, and against the Magistrates of the First Transitory Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic, concerning the crime of parricide. She alleges a violation of her right to effective judicial protection (Article 139.3 of the Political Constitution of Peru) and the right to the due reasoning of judicial decisions present in the Magna Carta in its Article 139.5. Thus, what happens in the present case is that, indeed, there are sufficient circumstantial evidence that would allow determining Giuliana Llamoja's guilt. However, the reasoning provided by the magistrates, both from the Superior Court and the Supreme Court in R.N. 3651-2006, is insufficient, thereby violating fundamental principles. This, in turn, led to the current habeas corpus proceeding, whose resolution by the Constitutional Tribunal has brought about new paradigms regarding circumstantial reasoning and the due reasoning of judicial decisions in the national legal system.
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Perú. Tribunal Constitucional--Jurisprudencia, Prueba indiciaria--Legislación--Perú, Debido proceso--Perú