1. TABLE 1: FOUNDATIONS AND STRUCTURE OF THE CODE
1.1 Necessity of the code.
1.2 Organization and structure.
1.3 Activity and / or guarantors. 1.4
faculties, powers duties of the parties to the proceedings
2. TABLE 2: GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS
2.1 Principles governing the code.
2.2 Jurisdiction and competence. 2.3
procedural techniques: writing and / or oral.
3. TABLE 3: CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESS
3.1 Process control abstract review of constitutionality.
3.2 Process of habeas corpus.
3.3 Process for protection, care or protection of different fundamental rights to habeas corpus. 3.4 Process
constitutional compliance. 3.5 Process
under collective or protector of the Human Rights of third generation. 3.6 Process
habeas data petition rights, information, etc. 3.7 Process
repairman violated human rights groups (group action or class). 3.8
processes that resolve conflicts of jurisdiction and constitutional jurisdiction.
3.9 Other processes that seek to maintain the supremacy of the Constitution (not to be of constitutional origin) in the management or effectiveness of constitutional rights.
4. TABLE 4: PROCEDURAL ACTS AND ACTIONS 4.1
Rulings.
4.2 Notices.
4.3 Challenges and resources. 4.4
probation. 4.5 Effects
and execution of the sentence. 4.6 Measures
relief.
5. TABLE 5: BLOCK OF CONSTITUTIONAL JURISDICTION CONSTITUTIONAL LITIGATION AND CRIME
5.1 In compliance enforcement of constitutional or convictions of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. 5.2
Reception in the domestic law of the decisions of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. 5.3 Control
convencionalidad.
