Traffic violations detected by technological means, with respect to due process

Abstract

This article focuses on the protection of due process in cases of traffic violations detected by technological means. Its objective is to analyze the fundamental considerations that support the protection of due process in these cases, highlighting aspects such as adequate notification, the right to defense and the possibility of challenging sanctions. The methodology is qualitative as it involves an exhaustive analysis of legal and jurisprudential literature, previous research studies were reviewed to support the underlying legal and scientific principles. The results of this research highlight the importance of adequate notice, the right to defense and the possibility of challenging sanctions as elements of guaranteeing a fair and equitable process. These principles are supported by legal theory and jurisprudence, thus contributing to the integrity of the justice system. The protection of due process in traffic offenses detected by technological means is fundamental to safeguard individual rights and maintain confidence in the legal system of the Ecuadorian country.