El DOCTOR JUSTO AROSEMENA Y LOS CÓDIGOS JUDICIALES DEL ESTADO SOBERANO DE PANAMÁ

Oscar Vargas Velarde

Submitted March 19, 2019

Published 2018-07-07

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Vol. 20 No. 2 (2018): Societas

DOCTOR JUSTO AROSEMENA AND THE JUDICIAL CODES OF THE SOVEREIGN STATE OF PANAMA (NINETEENTH CENTURY).

Oscar Vargas Velarde⁺⁻

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Published: 2018-07-07

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Vargas Velarde, O. (2018). DOCTOR JUSTO AROSEMENA AND THE JUDICIAL CODES OF THE SOVEREIGN STATE OF PANAMA (NINETEENTH CENTURY). Societas, 20(2), 33–77. Retrieved from https://revistas.up.ac.pa/index.php/societas/article/view/380

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Abstract

The author analyzes the Code projects for the New Granada Republic (1853), proposed by the Panamanian jurist Justo Arosemena, the Code of Judicial Organization for the State of Panama (1863), the Judicial Code of the Sovereign State of Panama (1871), and the Judicial Code of the United States of Colombia(1872). Afterwards, the Judicial Code of the Sovereign State of Panama (1871) was abolished in 1887 when the conservative Regeneration of president Rafael Núñez prevailed. In 1888, the Congress adopted, in Bogota, the Judicial Organization Code of the Republic of Colombia which replaced the United States of Colombia Judicial Code (1872).