Due process as a fundamental right in the Peruvian justice system
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The theory of procedural law emerged in Germany and Italy in the second half of the last century, distinguishing different conceptions on the general doctrine of the process or procedural law. At first, a unitary system was postulated; Gradually this was detached in its different branches: it began with civil and criminal procedural rights, then administrative procedural law, labor procedural law, and one of the most current is constitutional procedural law. (Fix-Samudio, 1976). According to Chiovenda and Calamendrai, the three fundamental concepts of procedural science are: action, jurisdiction and process and they encompass all processes.
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