El presente Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional aborda uno de los extremos del fallo del Tribunal Constitucional en el proceso de constitucionalidad seguido contra la Ley N° 31288, Ley que tipifica las conductas infractoras en materia de responsabilidad administrativa funcional y establece medidas para el adecuado ejercicio de la potestad sancionadora de la Contraloría General de la República. Específicamente, analiza la decisión de determinar que la sentencia no surta efectos retroactivos amparándose en el artículo 80° del Nuevo Código Procesal Constitucional. Este Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional analizar si el Tribunal Constitucional debió también revisar el artículo 82° del Código Procesal Constitucional y hacer parte de su valoración también al principio de retroactividad benigna en materia administrativa sancionadora.

In recent years, arbitration has been an alternative route to judicial proceedings, especially in commercial disputes. This, as a result of its lottery, for its flexibility, speed, confidentiality, among other aspects. Nonetheless, part of the doctrine considers that this route is not suitable for private disputes relating to matters of antitrust law. In this article, the authors assess the scope of arbitrability, in private matters, on antitrust law in Peru. Thus, they examine whether the courts may interpret compliance with antitrust laws and subsequently issue a ruling on civil liability resulting from this analysis. In this regard, they analyze the most important concepts on the arbitrability of antitrust law, identify the most relevant issues related to the arbitration of antitrust law and, finally, review some Peruvian cases to identify the barriers that make it impossible to arbit...

In recent years, arbitration has been an alternative route to judicial proceedings, especially in commercial disputes. This, as a result of its lottery, for its flexibility, speed, confidentiality, among other aspects. Nonetheless, part of the doctrine considers that this route is not suitable for private disputes relating to matters of antitrust law. In this article, the authors assess the scope of arbitrability, in private matters, on antitrust law in Peru. Thus, they examine whether the courts may interpret compliance with antitrust laws and subsequently issue a ruling on civil liability resulting from this analysis. In this regard, they analyze the most important concepts on the arbitrability of antitrust law, identify the most relevant issues related to the arbitration of antitrust law and, finally, review some Peruvian cases to identify the barriers that make it impossible to arbit...

In recent years, arbitration has been an alternative route to judicial proceedings, especially in commercial disputes. This, as a result of its lottery, for its flexibility, speed, confidentiality, among other aspects. Nonetheless, part of the doctrine considers that this route is not suitable for private disputes relating to matters of antitrust law. In this article, the authors assess the scope of arbitrability, in private matters, on antitrust law in Peru. Thus, they examine whether the courts may interpret compliance with antitrust laws and subsequently issue a ruling on civil liability resulting from this analysis. In this regard, they analyze the most important concepts on the arbitrability of antitrust law, identify the most relevant issues related to the arbitration of antitrust law and, finally, review some Peruvian cases to identify the barriers that make it impossible to arbit...