The research activity carried out by this group focuses on two essential and complementary aspects of legal activity. On the one hand, in the study of process as an instrument for obtaining effective judicial protection, when in the development of a legal relationship a conflict has arisen or a rule of a criminal nature has been violated, which compromises the essential values and principles of our society, producing in both cases an alteration of social peace and an affectation of legal security, which are essential for the progress of any nation. On the other hand, in the analysis of the complementary instruments to the jurisdiction capable of offering - or not - effective protection of the right and legitimate interests of individuals, when these are compromised in the different areas: civil, criminal, labour or administrative.
As a corollary, the research that this group is developing and will develop involves tackling Article 24 of our Constitution form an interdisciplinary, critical and broad position, which involves a review of constitutional jurisprudence in this respect and its extension to the international sphere, especially that of the EU. Thus, the members of this research group have been paying special attention to European and international law, through participation in various research projects, publications and courses on the procedural activity of international courts, the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments - or not - as well as international legal cooperation.
- Consolidation of a stable group.
- Leadership and participation in research projects in the field.
- Publications and dissemination of results.
- International legal cooperation
This kind of cooperation is necessary in a globalised world. To this must be added the areas of political and ecnomic integration, such as the EU. The free movement of people and goods and effective international judicial protection make cooperation between states essential.
- Delimitation, scope and nature, if any, of the right to effective remedy
Lately, the existence of a supposed fundamental right to effective protection has been asserted, based on Article 24.1 of the Spanish Constitution. A rigorous study is necessary in order to reach a conclusion in this resepct, which makes access to the process compatible with other complementary instruments.
- Delimitation and scope of Article 24 of the Constitution, with special attention to the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court
Article 24 of the Spanish Consitution is the article most frequently invoked in constitutional appeals, which contains the most important list of fundamental rights of a procedural nature in our legal system, and a study that updates its complex content in the light of case law is essential.
- Process and means complementary to jurisdiction
This line of research will deal with complementary means -mediation, arbitration and conciliation-, from a strictly procedural perspective. Firstly, it will analyse their compatibility with the right to judicial protection, their inclusion in the different processes and their impact on them.
- JIMENEZ FORTEA, FRANCISCO JAVIER
- PDI-Titular d'Universitat
- PARDO IRANZO, VIRGINIA
- PDI-Catedratic/a d'Universitat
- SANCHIS CRESPO, CAROLINA
- PDI-Catedratic/a d'Universitat
- ALEGRE NUENO, MANUEL
- PDI-Titular d'Universitat
- Director/a Titulacio Master Oficial
Contributors
- Killian Beneyto Pallás - Universitat de València
- Marta Cantos Pardo - Universitat de València
- Luis Iserte Soriano - Universitat de València
Tarongers Campus
Edificio Departamental Occidental. Av. dels Tarongers, s/n
46022 València (Valencia)
- JIMENEZ FORTEA, FRANCISCO JAVIER
- PDI-Titular d'Universitat
