Pran Justice: Social Order, Dispute Processing, and Adjudication in the Venezuelan Prison Subculture
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2018
Excerpt
This article offers a synopsis on the current status of class actions, and other forms of aggregative and collective litigation that exist in Latin America. In light of the limited scope of this article, my goal is to simply present a general report that highlights the differences and similarities in procedural rules and legal practices regarding the use of remedies against collective harms. Special attention is given to those countries that have developed a legal framework for the protection of individual and collective rights through different forms of aggregative processes, with particular focus on the potential for and the obstacles that affect the various forms of collective litigation in the region.
Recommended Citation
Manuel A. Gomez, Pran Justice: Social Order, Dispute Processing, and Adjudication in the Venezuelan Prison Subculture, 8 UC Irvine L. Rev. 183, 206 (2018)
