Neutrosophic linguistic scale for the evaluation of the execution of integral reparation in Ecuadorian adjective criminal law

Abstract

This article addresses the legal regulations where the form of execution of the integral reparation in criminal matters is analyzed, verifying that its lack of effectiveness has a direct impact on the effective protection of the victim's rights. For this it is important to understand in the light of restorative justice, how the reparation of the damage has been historically updated until reaching the current conception which is the one coined in the framework of the Organic Integral Penal Code, which has been accepted from the thoughts of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights until arriving at the national regulations, but which in principle has sought to provide a substantive framework for the reparation of the damage caused as a result of the radiating effects of a crime, finding interest of study in the penal adjective framework and the fulfillment of reparative mechanisms. The research used theoretical, empirical and statistical mathematical methods and techniques, all in correspondence with the objective of the study which was oriented towards: applying a neutrosophic linguistic scale for the valuation of the execution of the integral reparation in the Ecuadorian adjective penal law. The results obtained are important to carry out more in-depth research.