GRISALES CARDONA, William Esteban. Towards a procedural juridical science not violating human rights. []. , 8, 15, pp.45-58. ISSN 1692-2530.

This article tries to reflect the need for structuring a procedural juridical science which can guarantee the application of basic rights throughout the process and, especially, during a sentence, as the most relevant procedural act. The need for a reasonable and practical speech becomes evident in a social right state in which people's basic rights are protected and judges are demanded to exercise a judicial activity which goes beyond a simple application of norms in the search for dispensing justice.

: Argumentation; human rights; rhetoric; speech.

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