Responsibility for Judicial Error in Chile and Mexico: Its Efficiency in the Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights

Abstract

This research article has as its objective to analyze state responsibility for judicial error in Chile and in Mexico, based on the premise that compensation for judicial error is a human right. The legislative and precedential regulation of judicial error, as well as case study, will be analyzed in order to confront them with the parameters of the Inter-American System of Human Rights, with the purpose of verifying the effectiveness, or not, of both models.