Beyond the limits of the principle of full reparation: Standing to sue and moral damage pure emotional loss, secondary victims

Abstract

This paper critically reviews a tendency to apply rules of criminal procedural law and inheritance law in order to limit the standing to sue in cases of multiple victims by rebound through the imposition of an order of priority. The main objective is to defend that such application constitutes a violation of the principle of full reparation, and at the same time, to propose that the solution to the tension between full reparation and the patrimonial situation of the convicted party is found in the evidentiary activity of the parties.