Challenges of constitutional procedural law

Abstract

PROBLEM: challenges to constitutional procedural law. OBJECTIVE: to determine the challenges of constitutional procedural law METHOD: by reading texts, the synthesis methodology was used. RESULTS: procedural law of human rights as an autonomous discipline; After defining procedural law, constitutional law and international law, it can be concluded that the procedural law of human rights is conceptualized as that regulation through which each State will regulate the claim for the benefit of the people who demand effective implementation of their human rights. CONCLUSION: In fact, when the treaties do not provide for it, control of the practice is justified on the basis of strengthening the authority of the Inter-American Court of Justice and the San José Convention and, ultimately, human rights Interamerican. system, all of which is based on changes in the interpretation of the Convention implemented through the Inter-American Court of Justice, the success of which will depend on whether said controls are reflected in legal practice, the intrinsic value of the decisions issued by the Court, if reasonable, appropriate, and useful, it will inspire exemplary performance), and the willingness of the Supreme Court, Courts, and state Constitutional Courts to follow these standards.