Costa Rica’s Cornerstone— Constitutional Guarantees Upholding Due Process
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s legal system distinguishes itself through its robust framework of constitutional guarantees, ensuring due…
Protecting Against Double Jeopardy in Costa Rica
San José, Costa Rica — The principle of non bis in idem, Latin for “not twice for the same,” stands…
Costa Rica’s Right Against Self-Incrimination— A Cornerstone of Due Process
San José, Costa Rica — The right against self-incrimination stands as a fundamental pillar of Costa Rican jurisprudence, enshrined in…
Costa Rica’s Dynamic Approach to Autonomy of Will
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s legal system stands out for its nuanced approach to autonomy of will, a…
Costa Rica’s Fortress of Integrity— Safeguarding Fundamental Human Rights
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s commitment to human dignity is deeply entrenched in its legal system, particularly concerning…
Navigating Freedom of Movement in Costa Rica
San José, Costa Rica — Freedom of movement, a cornerstone of democratic societies, is enshrined in Costa Rica’s Constitution. However,…
Costa Rica’s Family Code A Cornerstone of Societal Values
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s Family Code (Law No. 5476) stands as a crucial pillar of the country’s…
Costa Rica’s Constitutional Safeguard— Examining Law No. 7135
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s Law of Constitutional Jurisdiction (Law No. 7135) stands as a cornerstone of the…
Costa Rica’s Constitution— A Cornerstone of Democracy
San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s Constitution, adopted on November 7, 1949, stands as a testament to the nation’s…