Análisis de la inconstitucionalidad del procedimiento sancionador de la ordenanza que regula y controla la ocupación de las vías públicas y el funcionamiento rotativo tarifado y parqueo indebido en el cantón cuenca por violentar el principio de inocencia

Abstract

The existence of a violation of constitutional rights and principles due to an improper standard application could lead to unconstitutionality. Specifically, the ordinance that regulates and controls the motor vehicles' occupancy of the public roads and the operation of the system of rotating tariffed parking and inappropriate parking - SERT in the Cuenca canton was approved by the Cantonal Council of Cuenca on April 26, 2012, and registered in the official book under the number 712 on May 29, 2012. Thus, with particular emphasis on the normative content of the second chapter titled "administrative sanctioning procedure," the principle of innocence is violated since Article 52 establishes that the offending citizen must first pay the fine so that he/she could have the right to dispute the alleged infringement. Therefore, this research seeks to determine the existence of this unconstitutionality through a doctrinal and normative analysis. It is concluded that no rule may transgress constitutional norms, so strict adherence to the supreme law must be maintained.