Neutrosophic Multicriteria Method for the evaluation of the criminal law of the enemy and Ecuadorian criminal law

Abstract

This article analyzes the theory of the Criminal Law of the Enemy, proposed by Günther Jakobs, and its application in the context of Ecuadorian criminal law. Through a mixed methodology that combines doctrinal and empirical analysis, the implications of adopting a punitive approach that distinguishes between citizens and enemies of the State are evaluated. This research proposes to develop a multicriteria neutrosophic method for the evaluation of the criminal law of the enemy and Ecuadorian criminal law. The proposed method bases its operation on a multicriteria approach to evaluation. Judicial cases and relevant legislation in Ecuador are examined to determine how these principles are reflected in legal practice and their impact on fundamental rights.