La Obtaining evidence with the use of torture by the judicial police during the criminal process

Abstract

This research work is framed within the criminal legal field, in which torture is described as a means of obtaining evidence through the judicial police; This acquired evidence contravenes legal provisions established in the Constitution of the Republic, criminal laws and international treaties that describe torture as inhuman, cruel or degrading treatment that when carried out will provide the immediate freedom of the victim, their comprehensive and specialized care; In the cases described, the application of torture is observed to acquire evidence of responsibility of the aggressor and apply a respective sanction, but, unfortunately, the police make use of these actions that violate the human rights of the people and they are found guilty of inhuman treatment. given to the aggressors and the aggressors who then continue to commit crimes are imprisoned and regaining their freedom, becoming a danger to society. In countries such as the United States, Mexico and others on the European continent, they have seen the need to apply torture to acquire information on the actions to be carried out by subversive groups, drug trafficking and terrorism, in this way they avoid large massacres of the towns where these are embedded. groups that have been threatening people, relatives, apply physical violence, kidnapping and therefore torture their victims. It is necessary to implement regulations and training for specialized personnel at the national and international level so that, in cases of crimes and disappearance of victims, kidnappings, torture is applied to acquire information and save lives.