
by Luis Alfredo de Diego Díez · Colex · tapa dura · ISBN 9788411942737

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This work offers an exhaustive and pragmatic analysis of abstention and recusal in the Spanish judicial process. Through a detailed study of doctrinal and jurisprudential keys, the author examines the legal mechanisms designed to guarantee the impartiality of judges, magistrates, and other subjects involved in the process, such as prosecutors, court clerks, and experts, based on the causes listed in Article 219 of the Organic Law of the Judiciary (LOPJ). The book addresses not only the detailed interpretation of each cause for abstention and recusal but also potential procedural abuses and fraud, providing the reader with an essential tool for the practical handling of these figures. With a rigorous approach, the text becomes an indispensable reference for legal professionals seeking to understand and correctly apply the guarantees of objectivity necessary for public trust in the courts.
