No. 54 (2020): Tomo I

• Editorial

  Eloy Espinoza-Saldaña Barrera

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Presentación

• Presentación

  Grey’s Valery Salvatierra Rosales

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Derecho Administrativo

• Common regulation of administrative inspection in Peruvian law

  Juan Carlos Morón Urbina

  17-43

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• Provider activity and social rights

  Carlos E. Delpiazzo

  45-62

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• The configuration of the contentious administrative jurisdiction as a system of administrative justice in Latin-American comparative law

  Allan R. Brewer-Carías

  63-77

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• Right of petition and administrative silence

  Jorge Fernández Ruiz

  79-92

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• The principle of equality. Gender issues

  Miriam Mabel Ivanega

  93-108

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Derecho Administrativo Sancionador

• Administrative law penalties in financial activity

  Juan Carlos Cassagne

  111-128

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• How is better to control corruption inside of the Administration? Is it possible and convenient that an audit body have, for example, sanctioning attributions? And if so, under which parameters?

  Eloy Espinosa-Saldaña Barrera

  129-154

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• Administrative Law Penalty in Chile: “location” and “limits”

  Cristian Román Cordero

  155-170

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• Rules Versus Standards: Legal classification’s optimality of sanctioning provisions

  Eduardo Melgar

  171-185

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• Infringement, sanction and other legal institutions of administrative law not necessarily related to the sanctioner

  Luis Alberto Huamán Ordóñez

  187-204

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• Administrative sanctions in the European Court of Human Rights case-law

  Javier Barcelona Llop

  205-227

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• Control of the administrative activity and effective jurisdictional protection

  Graciela Ruocco

  229-242

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• The effective administrative protection in the administrative sanctioning procedure

  Armando N. Canosa

  243-266

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• Scope of the presumption of legality in the administrative sanctioning procedure

  Roberto Baca Merino

  267-276

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• The importance of the protected legal goods in the field of no-fault administrative sanctions

  María Morena del Rio

  277-289

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• The “solve and repete” rule in Administrative sanctioning law in Argentina

  Lucas A. Piaggio

  291-306

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• Orality in administrative sanctioning procedures: foundation and proposals for its improvement

  Angiela Paola Barrera Pérez, Christian Omar Gamboa Matta

  307-321

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• The evidence in the sanctioning administrative Law in Perú and Spain

  Mariano Magide Herrero, Carlos González Prada Arriarán

  323-336

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• Essential aspects of the evidence in the Peruvian sanctioning administrative procedure: right to evidence, burden and standard of proof

  Juan Pablo Macassi Zavala, Elvis Edison Salazar Ortiz

  337-356

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• Theoretical-practical reflections around the applying of legal rule in time within Administrative law

  José Alonzo Jiménez Alemán

  357-384

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• Incentive to legality or impunity? About the exemption of liability for reverting voluntarily the infraction

  Natalia Mori Torres

  385-396

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• The implementation of an effective compliance program as exemption or mitigating factor of liability of administrative infrigements

  Giuliana Zúñiga Diaz, Luis Enrique Vilca Ravelo

  397-412

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• The expiration in the sanctioning procedure in Peru

  Oscar Alejos Guzmán

  413-428

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• Enforceability and suspension of administrative act in Spanish Administrative law: special reference to sanctioning acts

  Jaime Rodríguez-Arana

  429-445

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