La violación al principio de celeridad en la impugnación de los actos administrativos de los procesos contenciosos administrativos.

Abstract

The regulation of the administrative organization by Law was carried out in Ecuador in 1830, through the Political Regime of the Departments, which emerged giving way to Administrative Law in Ecuador and that would eventually be refined to find the impartiality of the judgments between the State and the Administrator; Thus, the administrator throughout history has found the legal route of access to claims regarding rights violated by an act emanating from the Public Power. The present work analyzes the violation of the principle of speed in the challenges of administrative acts in the Contentious Administrative Processes, identifying which are the limitations of the judicial system to not comply with said principle and analyzes the negative implications that it entails both the plaintiff and the judicial system. A reform of the judicial system is proposed with the creation of more Contentious Administrative Courts since it is evidenced that the violation of the principle of speed occurs due to the fact that the number of existing Courts is not sufficient to resolve the number of lawsuits received at the national level in the time stipulated by the Law. This project is based on and theoretical support the use of qualitative methodology, accompanied by the analysis of real processes where the delay time will be measured. Finally, the results support the need to implement the proposed proposal with which the administrator can obtain a more timely process where the principle of speed guaranteed in our Constitution is applied and respected.