Public entities with procedural privileges

Abstract

Procedural balance is a legal concretion of the constitutional mandate that guarantees equal treatment to the parties to a lawsuit at the time of filing a lawsuit. However, this right is not absolute and is subject to limits or regulation by the legislator. Therefore, this argumentative essay proposes to identify and analyze which Public Entities are endowed with procedural privileges. The theoretical foundations emanate, methodically, from documentary sources such as the legal system and jurisprudence, primarily with the objective of imprinting originality and criticality to the arguments and thus contribute to the prosperous debate within the community of Legal Sciences, among the conclusions it is considered that the privileges or procedural advantages constitute inequalities, in principle constitutionally tolerated, but that by constituting a limitation to a constitutional right requires an express rule and a restrictive interpretation (favor libertatis).