Entrevista del Boletín IBCCRIM: Andrés Harfuch
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15224690Keywords:
Jury Trial, Criminal Procedure, Argentina, Human Rights, Democracy, Adversarial SystemAbstract
In this interview, Andrés Harfuch — Public Defender in Argentina and a leading expert on jury trials in Latin America — analyzes the Argentine experience with jury trials. He highlights the system's advantages, such as overcoming inquisitorial procedures, strengthening adversarial trials, increasing public legitimacy, promoting juror diversity, and expediting criminal processes. Harfuch compares the Argentine and Brazilian jury models and advocates for the jury as a democratic safeguard and a check on state punitive power.
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