CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES IN THE APPLICATION OF INDIGENOUS JUSTICE.
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The subject matter of study lies in determining the limits that must exist in the application of indigenous justice, the current Ecuadorian constitutional system precisely marks the constitutional principles in the application of indigenous justice, in the 1998 Constitution it is already regulated and recognizes this jurisdiction that was considered a great advance for indigenous law, breaking the monist idea that in no State can two jurisdictions coexist, and that only the State is responsible for generating laws and applying them, the 2008 Constitution came to give strength to legal pluralism that gives all the powers to those who exercise the functions of indigenous authorities so that they administer justice within their territories, in order to resolve their internal conflicts, always observing the limits on which their resolutions must be based and punishments or reparations.
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