La autonomía del delito de lavado de activos y el delito precedente en la sala Penal Nacional durante el periodo 2014 - 2015
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Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana
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Problema: ¿Es posible afirmar que la autonomía reconocida al delito de Lavado de
Activos elimina la necesidad de probar el delito precedente? Objetivo: Demostrar
que la autonomía reconocida al delito de Lavado de Activos no elimina la
necesidad de probar el delito precedente. Material y método: Se aplicó un
cuestionario estructurado a una muestra del 40% del total de las denuncias
fiscales y procesos penales sobre lavado de activos, que se siguen ante los
órganos jurisdiccionales mencionados, así como entrevistas y encuestas con
magistrados un total 08 y especialistas en el tema un total de 06 especialistas. El
diseño fue no experimental transversal. Para el análisis estadístico se usó
estadística descriptiva, con un p<0,05. Resultados: Que la autonomía reconocida
al delito de lavado de activos no elimina la necesidad de probar el delito
precedente, debiendo para ello el fiscal al momento de realizar su acusación
probar el delito precedente caso contrario se atentaría el debido proceso, el
derecho a la defensa y el derecho a conocer la imputación.
Problem: Is it possible to affirm that the autonomy recognized to the crime of Money Laundering eliminates the need to prove the previous offense? Objective: To demonstrate that the recognized autonomy to the crime of Money Laundering does not eliminate the need to prove the previous offense. Material and method: A structured questionnaire was applied to a sample of 40% of the total tax complaints and criminal proceedings on money laundering, which are followed before the courts mentioned, as well as interviews and surveys with magistrates a total of 08 and specialists In the subject a total of 06 specialists. The design was nonexperimental cross-sectional. Descriptive statistics were used for the statistical analysis, with p <0.05. Results: That the autonomy recognized to the crime of money laundering does not eliminate the need to prove the previous offense, for which the prosecutor must, at the time of making the accusation, prove the previous offense, otherwise the due process, the right to defense And the right to know the imputation.
Problem: Is it possible to affirm that the autonomy recognized to the crime of Money Laundering eliminates the need to prove the previous offense? Objective: To demonstrate that the recognized autonomy to the crime of Money Laundering does not eliminate the need to prove the previous offense. Material and method: A structured questionnaire was applied to a sample of 40% of the total tax complaints and criminal proceedings on money laundering, which are followed before the courts mentioned, as well as interviews and surveys with magistrates a total of 08 and specialists In the subject a total of 06 specialists. The design was nonexperimental cross-sectional. Descriptive statistics were used for the statistical analysis, with p <0.05. Results: That the autonomy recognized to the crime of money laundering does not eliminate the need to prove the previous offense, for which the prosecutor must, at the time of making the accusation, prove the previous offense, otherwise the due process, the right to defense And the right to know the imputation.
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Lavado de activos, Delito autónomo, Poder judicial
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