In recent years, we have seen that the adversarial system has shaped the criminal process in various Latin American countries. This fact leads us to question what are the characteristics of this system, what are the benefits in comparison with the inquisitorial system and which is the method of teaching to which the different procedural actors are exposed.In this article, the author develops in a comprehensive manner the main features of the inquisitorial system and the changing paradigm in Latin American towards the adversarial system, and then explains the influence of this system on the trial lawyer. In addition, it addresses the theory of the case as a methodology that allows to adopt strategic decisions and improve the professional performance of the litigant. Finally, the author explains the necessity of an educational reform asa step in the reform of criminal proce...

In recent years, we have seen that the adversarial system has shaped the criminal process in various Latin American countries. This fact leads us to question what are the characteristics of this system, what are the benefits in comparison with the inquisitorial system and which is the method of teaching to which the different procedural actors are exposed.In this article, the author develops in a comprehensive manner the main features of the inquisitorial system and the changing paradigm in Latin American towards the adversarial system, and then explains the influence of this system on the trial lawyer. In addition, it addresses the theory of the case as a methodology that allows to adopt strategic decisions and improve the professional performance of the litigant. Finally, the author explains the necessity of an educational reform asa step in the reform of criminal proce...

In recent years, we have seen that the adversarial system has shaped the criminal process in various Latin American countries. This fact leads us to question what are the characteristics of this system, what are the benefits in comparison with the inquisitorial system and which is the method of teaching to which the different procedural actors are exposed.In this article, the author develops in a comprehensive manner the main features of the inquisitorial system and the changing paradigm in Latin American towards the adversarial system, and then explains the influence of this system on the trial lawyer. In addition, it addresses the theory of the case as a methodology that allows to adopt strategic decisions and improve the professional performance of the litigant. Finally, the author explains the necessity of an educational reform asa step in the reform of criminal proce...

In this article, the author examines the crime of illegal access to computer systems. To do so, he highlights the increase in reports over the last five years, analyzes the legislative proposal outlined in the Convention on Cybercrime, and reviews the legal formulas adopted by Latin American states that have adhered to the Convention. Then, the author conducts a historical study of computer intrusion crimes in Peruvian criminal legislation and analyzes different issues that arise in the current wording, concluding this section with a proposal for lege ferenda.In the second part, the author notes that hackers are equated with cybercriminals, which creates prejudices or stigmas towards this community and biases in criminal investigations, which could, in turn, lead to erroneous judicial decisions.

In this article, the author examines the crime of illegal access to computer systems. To do so, he highlights the increase in reports over the last five years, analyzes the legislative proposal outlined in the Convention on Cybercrime, and reviews the legal formulas adopted by Latin American states that have adhered to the Convention. Then, the author conducts a historical study of computer intrusion crimes in Peruvian criminal legislation and analyzes different issues that arise in the current wording, concluding this section with a proposal for lege ferenda.In the second part, the author notes that hackers are equated with cybercriminals, which creates prejudices or stigmas towards this community and biases in criminal investigations, which could, in turn, lead to erroneous judicial decisions.

In this article, the author examines the crime of illegal access to computer systems. To do so, he highlights the increase in reports over the last five years, analyzes the legislative proposal outlined in the Convention on Cybercrime, and reviews the legal formulas adopted by Latin American states that have adhered to the Convention. Then, the author conducts a historical study of computer intrusion crimes in Peruvian criminal legislation and analyzes different issues that arise in the current wording, concluding this section with a proposal for lege ferenda.In the second part, the author notes that hackers are equated with cybercriminals, which creates prejudices or stigmas towards this community and biases in criminal investigations, which could, in turn, lead to erroneous judicial decisions.