Critical analysis of the criminal process reformed in Mexico in 2008 in relation to Human Rights

Abstract

The global processes in legal matters have made the Mexican state celebrate international treaties in various areas, which is reflected in the creation of reforms in criminal matters and human rights in the national context. The problem is to investigate What is the relationship between the 2008 criminal reform in Mexico and human rights within the criminal process? and in this sense, the objective of this work is to analyze from a critical standpoint the penal process reformed in Mexico in 2008, guarantees the respect of Human Rights, using the legal analytical method and the documentary research technique according to the jurisprudential criteria issued by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation. In the analysis conducted, it was found that this reform seeks equality between the parties involved in the criminal process, provides legal security and protects human rights.