Crimes to which reviewable permanent prison is applied: state of the question, criticism and a proposal for reform

Abstract

this article analyzes the application of reviewable permanent imprisonment to the crimes for which it is provided. A technical-legal examination of the aspects raised by the imposition of this penalty on the crimes in the catalog (numerus clausus) is carried out, dedicating special attention to doctrine and jurisprudence. The focus is also placed on those problems and controversial aspects that the application of PPR presents in such criminal figures. Ending with a reform proposal on some of the extremes that surround this issue